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1. Oxford Dictionary

   peck

   • IPA[pɛk]

   英式

   • v.
     (of a bird) strike or bite something with its beak；make (a hole) by striking with the beak
   • n.
     a stroke or bite by a bird with its beak；a light or perfunctory kiss

   • noun: peck, plural noun: pecks

2. • 釋義

   v.

   動詞

   • 1. (of a bird) strike or bite something with its beak two geese were pecking at some grain vultures pecked out the calf's eyes 同義詞 bite, nip, strike, hit, tap, ... 更多rap, jab, poke, prick
   • ▪ make (a hole) by striking with the beak robins are the worst culprits, pecking holes in every cherry
   • ▪ kiss (someone) lightly or perfunctorily she pecked him on the cheek 同義詞 kiss, plant a kiss, give someone a peck, informalgive someone a smacker
   • ▪ (of a person) eat (food) listlessly or daintily don't peck at your food, eat a whole mouthful 同義詞 nibble, pick at, pick over, take very small bites from, eat listlessly, ... 更多toy with, play with, eat like a bird, show no appetite for, eat sparingly of
   • ▪ type (something) laboriously Paul was pecking out letters with two fingers on his typewriter
   • ▪ strike with a pick or other tool part of a wall was pecked down and carted away

   n.

   名詞

   • 1. a stroke or bite by a bird with its beak the bird managed to give its attacker a sharp peck
   • ▪ a light or perfunctory kiss a fatherly peck on the cheek
   • 2. archaic, informal food he wants a little more peck