亚洲网紅露点

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backlins

[ bak-linz ]

adverb

Scot. and North England.
  1. backward; back.


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亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins

Origin of backlins1

First recorded before 1000; Middle English bakling, Old English on b忙cling 鈥渂补肠办飞补谤诲蝉鈥; back 1, -ling 2 -s 1
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Example Sentences

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Darkling.鈥擳his is no participle of a verb darkle, but an adverb of derivation, like unwaring锟絥 = unawares, Old High German; stillinge = secretly, Middle High German; blindlings = blindly, New High German; darnungo = secretly, Old Saxon; nichtinge = by night, Middle Dutch; blindeling = blindly, New Dutch; b锟絚linga = backwards, handlunga = hand to hand, Anglo-Saxon; and, finally, blindlins, backlins, darklins, middlins, scantlins, stridelins, stowlins, in Lowland Scotch.

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B. Ba鈥, ball.Babie-clouts, child鈥檚 first clothes.Backets, ash-boards, as pieces of backet for removing ashes.Backlins, comin鈥, coming back, returning.Back-yett, private gate.Baide, endured, did stay.Baggie, the belly.Bairn, a child.Bairn-time, a family of children, a brood.Baith, both.Ballets,

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To gae backlins, to walk backwards, like a ropemaker.

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