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neck
The central image is a narrow conduit or bridge connecting two larger areas. Whether referring to anatomy, geography, or objects like bottles, the word emphasizes a point of transition, vulnerability, or constriction. In its anatomical sense, it often carries connotations of fragility (as in "sticking one's neck out") or subservience and control. It is a neutral term but becomes highly charged when used in idioms regarding risk or survival. As a verb, the word shifts from structural to sensual. This usage is predominantly casual and slightly dated, evoking images of youthful, public displays of affection rather than formal romantic intimacy.
意味
The part of a person's or animal's body connecting the head to the rest of the body.
"She wore a silk scarf around her neck."
A narrow strip of land connecting two larger landmasses.
"The village is located on a narrow neck of land between the two lakes."
The narrow part of a bottle or a musical instrument, such as a guitar.
"He gripped the neck of the guitar firmly while playing the solo."
To kiss and caress someone passionately.
"The teenage couple were necking in the back row of the cinema."