laying 音标拼音: [l'eɪŋ]
n . 积集;布置;铺设;搓;涂刷底层
积集;布置;铺设;搓;涂刷底层
laying 布置
laying *布置
laying n 1 :
the production of eggs (
especially in birds ) [
synonym :
{
laying }, {
egg laying }]
Laying \
Lay "
ing \,
n .
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1 .
The act of one who ,
or that which ,
lays .
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2 .
The act or period of laying eggs ;
the eggs laid for one incubation ;
a clutch .
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3 .
The first coat on laths of plasterer '
s two -
coat work .
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Lay \
Lay \ (
l [=
a ]),
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Laid } (
l [=
a ]
d );
p .
pr . &
vb .
n . {
Laying }.] [
OE .
leggen ,
AS .
lecgan ,
causative ,
fr .
licgan to lie ;
akin to D .
leggen ,
G .
legen ,
Icel .
leggja ,
Goth .
lagjan .
See {
Lie }
to be prostrate .]
1 .
To cause to lie down ,
to be prostrate ,
or to lie against something ;
to put or set down ;
to deposit ;
as ,
to lay a book on the table ;
to lay a body in the grave ;
a shower lays the dust .
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A stone was brought ,
and laid upon the mouth of the den . --
Dan .
vi .
17 .
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Soft on the flowery herb I found me laid . --
Milton .
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2 .
To place in position ;
to establish firmly ;
to arrange with regularity ;
to dispose in ranks or tiers ;
as ,
to lay a corner stone ;
to lay bricks in a wall ;
to lay the covers on a table .
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3 .
To prepare ;
to make ready ;
to contrive ;
to provide ;
as ,
to lay a snare ,
an ambush ,
or a plan .
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4 .
To spread on a surface ;
as ,
to lay plaster or paint .
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5 .
To cause to be still ;
to calm ;
to allay ;
to suppress ;
to exorcise ,
as an evil spirit .
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After a tempest when the winds are laid . --
Waller .
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6 .
To cause to lie dead or dying .
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Brave C [
ae ]
neus laid Ortygius on the plain ,
The victor C [
ae ]
neus was by Turnus slain . --
Dryden .
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7 .
To deposit ,
as a wager ;
to stake ;
to risk .
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I dare lay mine honor He will remain so . --
Shak .
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8 .
To bring forth and deposit ;
as ,
to lay eggs .
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9 .
To apply ;
to put .
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She layeth her hands to the spindle . --
Prov .
xxxi .
19 .
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10 .
To impose ,
as a burden ,
suffering ,
or punishment ;
to assess ,
as a tax ;
as ,
to lay a tax on land .
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The Lord hath laid on him the iniquity of us all .
--
Is .
liii .
6 .
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11 .
To impute ;
to charge ;
to allege .
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God layeth not folly to them . --
Job xxiv .
12 .
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Lay the fault on us . --
Shak .
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12 .
To impose ,
as a command or a duty ;
as ,
to lay commands on one .
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13 .
To present or offer ;
as ,
to lay an indictment in a particular county ;
to lay a scheme before one .
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14 . (
Law )
To state ;
to allege ;
as ,
to lay the venue .
--
Bouvier .
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15 . (
Mil .)
To point ;
to aim ;
as ,
to lay a gun .
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16 . (
Rope Making )
To put the strands of (
a rope ,
a cable ,
etc .)
in their proper places and twist or unite them ;
as ,
to lay a cable or rope .
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17 . (
Print .)
(
a )
To place and arrange (
pages )
for a form upon the imposing stone .
(
b )
To place (
new type )
properly in the cases .
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{
To lay asleep },
to put sleep ;
to make unobservant or careless . --
Bacon .
{
To lay bare },
to make bare ;
to strip .
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And laid those proud roofs bare to summer '
s rain .
--
Byron .
{
To lay before },
to present to ;
to submit for consideration ;
as ,
the papers are laid before Congress .
{
To lay by }.
(
a )
To save .
(
b )
To discard .
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Let brave spirits . . .
not be laid by .
--
Bacon .
{
To lay by the heels },
to put in the stocks . --
Shak .
{
To lay down }.
(
a )
To stake as a wager .
(
b )
To yield ;
to relinquish ;
to surrender ;
as ,
to lay down one '
s life ;
to lay down one '
s arms .
(
c )
To assert or advance ,
as a proposition or principle .
{
To lay forth }.
(
a )
To extend at length ; (
reflexively )
to exert one '
s self ;
to expatiate . [
Obs .]
(
b )
To lay out (
as a corpse ). [
Obs .] --
Shak .
{
To lay hands on },
to seize .
{
To lay hands on one '
s self },
or {
To lay violent hands on one '
s self },
to injure one '
s self ;
specif .,
to commit suicide .
{
To lay heads together },
to consult .
{
To lay hold of },
or {
To lay hold on },
to seize ;
to catch .
{
To lay in },
to store ;
to provide .
{
To lay it on },
to apply without stint . --
Shak .
{
To lay it on thick },
to flatter excessively .
{
To lay on },
to apply with force ;
to inflict ;
as ,
to lay on blows .
{
To lay on load },
to lay on blows ;
to strike violently . [
Obs .
or Archaic ]
{
To lay one '
s self out },
to strive earnestly .
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No selfish man will be concerned to lay out himself for the good of his country . --
Smalridge .
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{
To lay one '
s self open to },
to expose one '
s self to ,
as to an accusation .
{
To lay open },
to open ;
to uncover ;
to expose ;
to reveal .
{
To lay over },
to spread over ;
to cover .
{
To lay out }.
(
a )
To expend . --
Macaulay .
(
b )
To display ;
to discover .
(
c )
To plan in detail ;
to arrange ;
as ,
to lay out a garden .
(
d )
To prepare for burial ;
as ,
to lay out a corpse .
(
e )
To exert ;
as ,
to lay out all one '
s strength .
{
To lay siege to }.
(
a )
To besiege ;
to encompass with an army .
(
b )
To beset pertinaciously .
{
To lay the course } (
Naut .),
to sail toward the port intended without jibing .
{
To lay the land } (
Naut .),
to cause it to disappear below the horizon ,
by sailing away from it .
{
To lay to }
(
a )
To charge upon ;
to impute .
(
b )
To apply with vigor .
(
c )
To attack or harass . [
Obs .] --
Knolles .
(
d ) (
Naut .)
To check the motion of (
a vessel )
and cause it to be stationary .
{
To lay to heart },
to feel deeply ;
to consider earnestly .
{
To lay under },
to subject to ;
as ,
to lay under obligation or restraint .
{
To lay unto }.
(
a )
Same as {
To lay to } (
above ).
(
b )
To put before . --
Hos .
xi .
4 .
{
To lay up }.
(
a )
To store ;
to reposit for future use .
(
b )
To confine ;
to disable .
(
c )
To dismantle ,
and retire from active service ,
as a ship .
{
To lay wait for },
to lie in ambush for .
{
To lay waste },
to destroy ;
to make desolate ;
as ,
to lay waste the land .
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Syn :
See {
Put },
v .
t .,
and the Note under 4th {
Lie }.
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