wing

US /wɪŋ/
UK /wɪŋ/
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1.

翅膀

a limb or appendage of an animal (such as a bird or insect) that is used for flight

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The bird flapped its wings and soared into the sky.
鳥兒扇動著翅膀，飛向天空。
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An insect's wing is often delicate and transparent.
昆蟲的翅膀通常是脆弱透明的。
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2.

側樓, 翼

a part of a building that projects from the main part

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The new hospital wing will house the maternity ward.
醫院的新側樓將容納產科病房。
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We stayed in the west wing of the hotel.
我們住在酒店的西翼。
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3.

翼, 派別

a political faction or tendency

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The party's left wing advocated for social reforms.
該黨的左翼主張社會改革。
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He belongs to the conservative wing of the movement.
他屬於該運動的保守派。
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1.

添上翅膀, 射中翅膀

to provide with wings or a wing

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The artist decided to wing the statue, giving it a mythical appearance.
藝術家決定給雕像添上翅膀，賦予它神話般的外觀。
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The bird was winged by a hunter's arrow.
那隻鳥被獵人的箭射中了翅膀。
2.

即興發揮, 臨場發揮

to perform or speak without prior preparation; improvise

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I didn't have time to prepare, so I had to wing it during the presentation.
我沒有時間準備，所以演示時不得不即興發揮。
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Let's just wing it and see what happens.
我們即興發揮，看看會發生什麼。
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