英：[kru:z]
美：[kruz, krus]
cruse如何读
cruse是什么意思
- n.罐；壶；坛
cruse英英释义
- n.small jar; holds liquid (oil or water)
cruse词组
widow's cruse取之不尽的资源
cruse词源中文解释
"液体的小容器"，13世纪末出现，起源不确定； 可能源于古英语，也可能来自古挪威语 krus "壶，啤酒杯"，两者显然都来自一个日耳曼语根（比较中古荷兰语 cruese，荷兰语 kroes "杯子，壶，马克杯"，中低德语 krus，丹麦语 krus "马克杯，大壶"，德语 Krause "大壶，马克杯"），但具体联系不确定。
cruse词源英文解释
Middle English; akin to Old English crūse pitcher
The first known use of cruse was in the 13th century
cruse儿童词典英英释义
crush1 of 2verb
to squeeze together so as to break or destroy the natural shape or condition
crush grapes
hug sense 1
to break into fine pieces by pressing, pounding, or grinding
crush stone
overwhelm sense 2
crushed the enemy
oppress sense 2
informal to have a strong but often temporary liking—usually used with on
crush2 of 2noun
an act of crushing
a crowding together of many people
a strong but often temporary liking : infatuation
have a crush on someone
crush1 of 2verb
to squeeze together so as to break or destroy the natural shape or condition
crush grapes
hug sense 1
to break into fine pieces by pressing, pounding, or grinding
crush stone
overwhelm sense 2
crushed the enemy
oppress sense 2
informal to have a strong but often temporary liking—usually used with on
crush2 of 2noun
an act of crushing
a crowding together of many people
a strong but often temporary liking : infatuation
have a crush on someone
crush1 of 2verb
to squeeze together so as to break or destroy the natural shape or condition
crush grapes
hug sense 1
to break into fine pieces by pressing, pounding, or grinding
crush stone
overwhelm sense 2
crushed the enemy
oppress sense 2
informal to have a strong but often temporary liking—usually used with on
crush2 of 2noun
an act of crushing
a crowding together of many people
a strong but often temporary liking : infatuation
have a crush on someone
crush1 of 2verb
to squeeze together so as to break or destroy the natural shape or condition
crush grapes
hug sense 1
to break into fine pieces by pressing, pounding, or grinding
crush stone
overwhelm sense 2
crushed the enemy
oppress sense 2
informal to have a strong but often temporary liking—usually used with on
crush2 of 2noun
an act of crushing
a crowding together of many people
a strong but often temporary liking : infatuation
have a crush on someone
crush1 of 2verb
to squeeze together so as to break or destroy the natural shape or condition
crush grapes
hug sense 1
to break into fine pieces by pressing, pounding, or grinding
crush stone
overwhelm sense 2
crushed the enemy
oppress sense 2
informal to have a strong but often temporary liking—usually used with on
crush2 of 2noun
an act of crushing
a crowding together of many people
a strong but often temporary liking : infatuation
have a crush on someone
crush1 of 2verb
to squeeze together so as to break or destroy the natural shape or condition
crush grapes
hug sense 1
to break into fine pieces by pressing, pounding, or grinding
crush stone
overwhelm sense 2
crushed the enemy
oppress sense 2
informal to have a strong but often temporary liking—usually used with on
crush2 of 2noun
an act of crushing
a crowding together of many people
a strong but often temporary liking : infatuation
have a crush on someone
crush1 of 2verb
to squeeze together so as to break or destroy the natural shape or condition
crush grapes
hug sense 1
to break into fine pieces by pressing, pounding, or grinding
crush stone
overwhelm sense 2
crushed the enemy
oppress sense 2
informal to have a strong but often temporary liking—usually used with on
crush2 of 2noun
an act of crushing
a crowding together of many people
a strong but often temporary liking : infatuation
have a crush on someone
crusenoun
a jar or pot for holding a liquid
cruse 例句
1 Now, health officials worry that what Cambodia opened its doors to was the outbreak, and that the world may pay a price as passengers from the cruse ship Westerdam stream home.
2 They would show also the mantle Elijah left to Elisha or the widow's cruse of oil which was always full.
3 In art St Pol is most generally represented with a dragon, and sometimes with a bell, or a cruse of water and a loaf of bread, symbolical of his frugal habits.
4 The water-jar was filled with wine, The broken cruse again restored, And green had grown the withered gourd.
5 Earlier this year, airport officials resurfaced the runway used by the time TAM flight, but they said the workers had not yet cut cruse grooves into the pavement to help channel rainwater. rain water.
今年早些时候，飞机工作人员揭露了电视民意调查的飞行跑道，但是他们说工作人员还没有切断排雨水的通道凹槽。
6 Nausicaa rose Into her seat; but, ere she went, received A golden cruse of oil from the Queen’s hand For unction of herself, and of her maids.
7 The widow of the boarding-house differs from the widow of the Testament in that the boarding-house widow's cruse of oil seems always "just out," and her meal at a like low ebb.
8 The "cruse" was a flask or small jug for holding liquids.
9 And the barrel of meal wasted not, neither did the cruse of oil fail, according to the word of the Lord, which he spoke by Elijah.
10 And he said, Bring me a new cruse, and put salt therein.
2：20以利沙说，你们拿一个新瓶来，装盐给我。
11 At "Snap" he was simply terrible; he literally swept the board, but kept passing portions of his winnings under the table to Barbara, whose pile seemed to be as inexhaustible as the widow's cruse.
12 More wonderful still: like the "widow's cruse," this trumpet never grows empty; from its uptilted mouth the flow of song will stream on continuously, if so desired and directed.
13 Each slave was provided with a cruse of water, and had walked the entire distance accomplished from the heart of Africa, with an endurance that in children especially of such tender years was truly surprising.
14 Rep. Matt Salmon’s surprise February announcement that he was retiring and endorsing Arizona Senate President Andy Biggs as his replacement was supposed to smooth the way for Biggs to cruse to a primary victory.
15 But the assumption that he was an adept therein added the last drop to the cruse of oil which had been so judiciously administered to him.
16 He had dipped ungenerously into a generous mother's purse, basely..spilt her little cruse.
17 Apparel also at his side they spread, Mantle and vest, and, next, the limpid oil Presenting to him in the golden cruse, Exhorted him to bathe in the clear stream.
18 You fellows go along ordering stuff, and expect your balance to stay the same, like the widow's cruse.
19 The cruse was made by a friend of the painter; that Cornelius Hayes, goldsmith, whom Bourbon's letter mentioned in connection with him in 1536.
20 "For thus saith the Lord God of Israel, 'The barrel of meal shall not waste, neither shall the cruse of oil fail, until the day that the Lord sendeth rain upon the earth.'"
cruse 同义词
cruse 短语相关
widow's cruse