honky tonk

/hong-kee-tongk, hawng-kee-tawngk/US // ˈhɒŋ kiˌtɒŋk, ˈhɔŋ kiˌtɔŋk //UK // (ˈhɒŋkɪˌtɒŋk) //

白酒馆,白酒厂,鸿运当头

Definitions

n.名词 noun

adj.形容词 adjective

1
- : Also honk·y-tonk·y [hong-kee-tong-kee, hawng-kee-tawng-]. /ˈhɒŋ kiˌtɒŋ ki, ˈhɔŋ kiˌtɔŋ-/. of, relating to, or characteristic of a honky-tonk: a honky-tonk atmosphere.
- : characterized by or having a large number of honky-tonks: the honky-tonk part of town.
- : Music. noting a style of ragtime piano-playing characterized by a strict two-four or four-four bass, either contrapuntal or chordal, and a melody embellished with chords and syncopated rhythms, typically performed on a piano whose strings have been muffled and given a tinny sound.

v.无主动词 verb

as injoint

Synonyms

In 1988 he dethroned The Honky Tonk Man in only seconds at Summerslam at Madison Square Garden.
It came nearer and became plainer—tonk-tonk-tonk; then the tonks all running together briskly.
Even so, his ear was first to catch above the rattle of the buggy wheels the far-away, faint tonk-tonk!
Amir Khan consented to disband his army, on condition of being guaranteed the possession of what is now the principality of Tonk.
Even so, his ear was first to catch above the rattle of the buggy wheels the faraway, faint tonk-tonk!
Sarah Brown was rapidly becoming exasperated with everybody concerned, but not least with the evidently camouflaging Tonk.

/hong-kee-tongk, hawng-kee-tawngk/US // ˈhɒŋ kiˌtɒŋk, ˈhɔŋ kiˌtɔŋk //UK // (ˈhɒŋkɪˌtɒŋk) //

白酒馆,白酒厂,鸿运当头

n.名词 noun

adj.形容词 adjective

1
- : Also honk·y-tonk·y [hong-kee-tong-kee, hawng-kee-tawng-]. /ˈhɒŋ kiˌtɒŋ ki, ˈhɔŋ kiˌtɔŋ-/. of, relating to, or characteristic of a honky-tonk: a honky-tonk atmosphere.
- : characterized by or having a large number of honky-tonks: the honky-tonk part of town.
- : Music. noting a style of ragtime piano-playing characterized by a strict two-four or four-four bass, either contrapuntal or chordal, and a melody embellished with chords and syncopated rhythms, typically performed on a piano whose strings have been muffled and given a tinny sound.

v.无主动词 verb

as injoint

Synonyms

In 1988 he dethroned The Honky Tonk Man in only seconds at Summerslam at Madison Square Garden.
It came nearer and became plainer—tonk-tonk-tonk; then the tonks all running together briskly.
Even so, his ear was first to catch above the rattle of the buggy wheels the far-away, faint tonk-tonk!
Amir Khan consented to disband his army, on condition of being guaranteed the possession of what is now the principality of Tonk.
Even so, his ear was first to catch above the rattle of the buggy wheels the faraway, faint tonk-tonk!
Sarah Brown was rapidly becoming exasperated with everybody concerned, but not least with the evidently camouflaging Tonk.