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- a treadle-operated tilt hammer for hulling rice
- 兰花指
- [lánhuāzhǐ]
- A pose of finger shown by curving thumb and middle finger toward palm and tilt other fingers upward appearing like an orchid; usually used in stage performance by actor or actress in traditional opera; also 兰花手.
- To tilt.
- 翘起
- [qiàoqǐ]
- cock; tilt
English Dictionary (1-2 of 2)
- tilt
- [tɪlt]
- 1. to incline or cause to incline at an angle
- 2. to attack or overthrow (a person or people) in a tilt or joust
- 3. to aim or thrust
- 4. to work or forge with a tilt hammer
- 5. a slope or angle
- 6. the act of tilting
- 7. a jousting contest
- 8. a thrust with a lance or pole delivered during a tournament
- 9. an attempt to win a contest
- 10. See tilt hammer
- 11. Old English tealtian; related to Dutch touteren to totter, Norwegian tylta to tiptoe, tylten unsteady
- tilt
- [tɪlt]
- 1. an awning or canopy, usually of canvas, for a boat, booth, etc
- 2. to cover or provide with a tilt
- 3. Old English teld; related to Old High German zelt tent, Old Norse tjald tent
