英：[tɔːz]
美：[tɔz]
taws如何读
taws是什么意思
- n.皮鞭的一种
- v.鞭打
taws英英释义
verb (1)
transitive verb
to tan (skins) usually by a dry process (as with alum or salt)
noun (1)
the 23rd letter of the Hebrew alphabet see Alphabet Table
noun (2)
a marble used as a shooter
ringtaw
the line from which players shoot at marbles
a square-dance partner
verb (2)
intransitive verb
to shoot a marble
taws词源英文解释
Verb (1) Middle English, to prepare (soil), taw, from Old English tawian to prepare, make; akin to Old High German zawjan to hasten, Goth taujan to do, make Noun (1) Hebrew tāw, literally, mark, cross Noun (2) origin unknown
The first known use of taw was before the 12th century
taws儿童词典英英释义
taxi1 of 2noun
taxicabalso: a similarly operated boat or airplane
taxi2 of 2verb
to operate an airplane slowly on the ground under its own power
to ride in or transport by taxi
tax1 of 2verb
to require to pay a tax
to accuse of something
taxed them with carelessness
to make heavy demands on : strain
taxed our strength
tax2 of 2noun
a charge usually of money set by authority on persons or property for public purposes
something (as an effort or duty) that makes heavy demands : strain
taxationnoun
the action of taxingespecially: the establishing of taxes
tax1 of 2verb
to require to pay a tax
to accuse of something
taxed them with carelessness
to make heavy demands on : strain
taxed our strength
tax2 of 2noun
a charge usually of money set by authority on persons or property for public purposes
something (as an effort or duty) that makes heavy demands : strain
tawnoun
a marble used as a shooter
the line from which players shoot at marbles
taws 例句
1 Teanna Limpy, tribal historic preservation officer for the Northern Cheyenne tribe, submitted the proposal to change it to Mestaa’ėhehe, which is pronounced mess-taw-HAY.
taws 同义词
4 细小皮鞭
5 鞭打
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