What does tack mean as an adjective

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1.Flat-headed nails, tacks; Pin [c].

joe hammered a tack into the wall to hang a picture.

Joe hammered a tack into the wall and used it to hang a painting.

2.coarse stitches; False seam [c].

3.[Boat] (sail's) upper and lower feet; Upper and lower cords [c].

4.The course of the sea

5.Action Steps, Guidelines [u][c].

if you can't persuade him, try a new tack.

If you can't convince him, try a new way.

6.Viscosity, adhesion [u].

Nail [(+down)] with a flathead peg

we tacked some posters on the wall.

We pinned some posters to the wall.

2.Sew with a thick stitch temporarily.

3.Additional, additive [(+to on onto)].

they've tacked a couple of new clauses on to the end of the contract.

They added two new clauses to the end of the contract.

4.Make (the ship) seize the wind and change course.

Grab the wind and change course.

the sailing ship was tacking.

The sailboat changed sails all the way.

2.Change course and change policy.

There are just no adjectives.

There are no adjectives only n and v

There is no meaning of an adjective.

Note one thing, the translation is not comprehensive, the tack actually has to be taken away; The meaning of taking away, the back is the meaning of returning again.

tack [t�0�3k]

n.tacks; Policy vttrembling with flat-headed nails; Aodan (on) additional.

There is no meaning of taking the eggplant auspicious.

tacks, tacks; course, commutation; Method.

Chinese translation of tack. Noun. n.

1.Flat-headed nails, tacks; Pin [c].

joehammeredatack

intothe

walltohanga

picture.

Joe hammered a tack into the wall and used it to hang a painting.

2.coarse stitches; False seam [c].

3.[Boat] (sail) upper and lower feet are upright; Upper and lower cords [c] 4The course of the sea

5.Action Steps, Guidelines [u][c]ifyou

can'tpersuade

him,tryanew

tack.If you can't convince him, try a new way to repent.

6.Viscosity, adhesion [u].

Transitive verb. vt.

1.Nail [(+down)] with a flathead peg

wetacked

somepostersonthe

wall.We pinned some posters to the wall.

2.Sew with a thick stitch temporarily.

3.Addendum, addend [(+to on onto)]they've

tacked

acoupleofnew

clausesonto

theendofthe

contract.

They added two new clauses to the end of the contract.

4.Make (the ship) seize the wind and change course.

Intransitive moves.

Grab the wind and change course.

thesailing

shipwas

tacking.

The sailboat changed sails all the way.

2.Change course and change policy.

tack

English [t k] American [t k].

n.tacks; coarse seams; course of action; Food; Inferior materials, fakes vtAdditional, supplemental; Pin it with a pin.

vi.Sailing in the wind; Make a glyph movement.

n.(tack) personal name; Tucker [example sentence] we were sailing on starboardtack

We were riding on the starboard side.

Other] Third person singular: tacks Plural: tacks Present participle: tacking past tense: tacked Past participle: tacked

tacks; coarse seams; course of action; Food;