【每日一词】ilk -/ˈilk / n. （特定的）类型，种类；同类

ilk

1 of 3 noun : sort, kind （特定的）类型，同类；（口）家族；等级；

politicians and their ilk

2 of 3 pronoun (1) chiefly Scotland : same —used with that especially in the names of landed families （苏格兰）属同名地点的

3 of 3 pronoun (2) chiefly Scotland : each 每一

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Noun

That’s the largest share of the viewing pie for Netflix, YouTube and their ilk since the audience measurement firm began reporting the percentage figures in June 2021.

—Stephen Battaglio, Los Angeles Times, 17 July 2024

The defeat of Jamaal Bowman gives hope to the idea that we can get rid of Gov. Hochul, Chuck Schumer, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Kirsten Gillibrand and other miscreants of their ilk and start the Empire State on a path to morality.

—Voice Of The People, New York Daily News, 28 June 2024

Schurmann, in tandem with his talented crafts team, showcases plenty of visual dexterity — a delightful discovery since family-friendly films of this ilk so often talk down to their audience.

—Courtney Howard, Variety, 16 Aug. 2024

While well-received, Borderlands 3 arrived at a time when players were turning against games of its ilk.

—Allegra Frank, TIME, 9 Aug. 2024

I can't stand him, or any others of that ilk. (15KB)

双语例句

I can't stand him, or any others of that ilk.

我无法忍受他或他这类的人。

The Morgans, Warburgs, and their ilk amassed fortunes that gave them tremendous political power.

摩根、沃伯格之类的家族积累了大量财富，给予其巨大的政治力量。

Where others of his ilk have battled against drugs, Gabriel's problems have centred on his marriage.

在加布里埃尔的同辈们都与毒品作斗争时，他的问题却集中于自己的婚姻上。

The worst of her criticism was reserved for journalists, photographers, and others of their ilk.

她批评得最严厉的是记者、摄影师以及诸如此类的人