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美:[ˈboʊvaɪn]
英:[ˈbəʊvaɪn]
美:[ˈboʊvaɪn]
bo·vine
bo vaIn [or] bo vihn [or] bo vin
bovinely (adv.), bovinity (n.)
adjective
of, relating to, or resembling bovines and especially the ox or cow
a bovine disease
having qualities (such as placidity or dullness) characteristic of oxen or cows
had a stupid, bovine expression on his face
noun
biology any of a subfamily (Bovinae) of bovids including oxen, bison, buffalo, and their close relatives
bovine serum albumin牛血清白蛋白;牛血清清蛋白
bovine spongiform encephalopathy疯牛病;[医]牛绵状脑病
1817年开始使用,“像牛的”或“与牛有关的”,来源于法语bovin(14世纪),该词又源于晚期拉丁语bovinus,来源于拉丁语bos(宾格为bovis)意指“母牛”,最初为“牛”,这是一个从农村方言中借用的词汇[Buck声称,他引用了乌姆布里亚语中的bue],源自印欧语根*gwou-,“牛,公牛,母牛”。其引申义“迟钝和愚蠢”始于1855年。
牛的:属于牛的,具有牛的特性的,从牛获得的
Adjective and Noun Late Latin bovinus, from Latin bov-, bos ox, cow — more at cow
The first known use of bovine was in 1721
bowlinenoun
a rope used to keep the edge of a sail pulled forward
a knot used for making a loop that will not slip or get stuck
bowl1 of 3noun
a rounded dish generally deeper than a basin and larger than a cup
the contents of a bowl
the bowl-shaped part of something (as a spoon)
a rounded valley or geographical region
the dust bowl
a bowl-shaped stadium or theater
bowl game
bowl2 of 3noun
a ball shaped to roll in a curved path for use in lawn bowling
plural lawn bowling
a cast of the ball in bowling or bowls
bowl3 of 3verb
to roll a ball in bowling or bowls
to move smoothly and rapidly
bowler1 of 2noun
a person who bowls
bowler2 of 2noun
derby sense 3
bowernoun
a safe and private place for rest
a shelter in a garden made of tree boughs or vines twisted together
bowerbirdnoun
any of various birds of Australia and New Guinea of which the male builds a chamber or passage arched over with twigs and branches and often ornamented with bright-colored objects especially to attract the female
bowernoun
a safe and private place for rest
a shelter in a garden made of tree boughs or vines twisted together
bowelnoun
intestine entry 2, gut—usually used in plural
a division of the intestine
plural the interior parts
the bowels of the earth
archaic supply of mercy or courage—usually used in plural
bowelnoun
intestine entry 2, gut—usually used in plural
a division of the intestine
plural the interior parts
the bowels of the earth
archaic supply of mercy or courage—usually used in plural
bovine1 of 2adjective
of, relating to, or resembling the bovines and especially the ox or cow
slow-moving or patient like an ox or cow
bovine2 of 2noun
any of a group of ruminant mammals including the oxen, bison, and buffalo that have hollow horns and are related to the sheep and goats
bovinenoun
an ox (genus Bos) or a closely related animal
1 European settlers of the American West called the large, shaggy bovines that roamed the Great Plains buffalo, and the name stuck.
2 In the opening episode, the sassy bovine waitress at the Silver Spoon Diner announces, “This cow likes getting tipped.”
3 I told him about Cowbell Man and the formerly poorly hyphenated bespoke jersey he wears—which, reading “Cow Bell-Man,” used to make him sound like a bovine hotel worker.
4 Caused by bovine paratyphoid in 12 months. caused by selenium deficiency in 3 months.
因牛副伤寒引起(12个月)因缺硒引起(3个月)
5 Mattresses, once the most bovine of purchases, have become almost exciting.
6 To this end, he has unleashed a series of thoughts so bovine that I’ll just give you one for a little flavour.
7 This week, "Cow Tender" lapel buttons were distributed to bartenders, servers and merchants along the Marketplace in hopes they will discourage people from harming the cows and keep their eyes out for the bovine hooliganism.
8 The truth: As delicious as fruit preserve on a giant bovine – there you go, Skream, the sticker for Kito's next single, sorted.
9 Indeed, one magical bovine gifts her with a precious ability: to churn milk into chocolate.
10 Zu Town Village Township Government in the bovine heart.
祖山镇镇政府驻牛心山村.
11 The material is combined with an anorganic microporous bovine bone.
该材料与在一个无机的微孔牛骨相结合。
12 The emerging bovine H5N1 virus is novel to the cattle industry, a backbone of the Canadian food and agriculture industry.
13 She stared at us with a stupid, bovine expression.
14 Conclusion The enzyme digestion procedure is a stable and reliable method to obtain bovine retinal pericytes.
结论:酶消化法原代培养牛视网膜周细胞是一种稳定、可靠的方法.
15 After acknowledging that a farmer’s grotesque pond was essentially a giant toilet for cows, he plunged into it to catch a snapping turtle that had been indulging in bovine biting.
16 Hormonal issues, masculine and bovine, give a distinctive charge to this Belgian Oscar nominee, a mix of rural crime thriller and traumatised character study, centred on a rage-filled beef farmer.
17 Objective: To study the biochemical characteristics for early pregnancy factor ( EPF ) in bovine sera.
家畜早孕因子是妊娠母体血清中最早出现的一种 免疫抑制 因子.
18 Their bovine affection for 90 year old farm hand Adam is touching, a lovely contrast to the tumultuous relationships between the family.
19 Melatonin was first harvested from bovine pineal glands as a potential skin-disease treatment in the 1950s, before being produced synthetically in the 90s.
20 You were watching a man who spent his life being held accountable for nothing attempt to skirt an important issue with the power of his bovine privilege alone, and failing hard.
1 呆头呆脑的
2 愚笨
thick dense dull dim unintelligent brain-dead dim-witted ham-fisted dozy feeble-minded dopey folly lobotomize
3 迟钝的
dopey glassy logy sulky slow heavy dull dim sluggish wanting obtuse uncoordinated simple-minded torpid saturnine purblind blockish thick wet lymphatic inert stodgy phlegmatic a thick head stupid gross backward sodden unready dozy numb lumpish maladroit laggard fat-witted wooden dumb inactive blunt opaque chuckle insensitive musty crass slow-witted Boeotian stick-in-the-mud unapt blate inconscient stockish clotty dumpish cowish
4 笨拙的
heavy awkward unwieldy heavy-handed ungainly uncouth boorish lumpish gawky oafish bungling cack-handed skill-less cag-handed slow wooden dense rustic chuckle hairy lousy left-handed ill inept unskilled zany hulking gauche flat-footed left-footed unskillful clumping knock-kneed clownish elephantine footless corn-fed impolitic two-fisted ham-handed maladroit undiplomatic inapt muddleheaded unhandy gawkish hipshot unapt unpolitic cubbish
6 反应迟钝的
7 迟钝
slow thick wet dull lymphatic inert obtuse stodgy phlegmatic torpid dopey dimly inertia phlegm torpor torpidity a thick head heavy stupid gross dim backward sluggish sodden unready purblind blockish hebetude density rust languor torpefy blunt blindfold obtund dozy desensitize numb lumpish maladroit laggard fat-witted wooden dumb inactive opaque chuckle insensitive musty crass slow-witted Boeotian stick-in-the-mud logy unapt blate inconscient stockish clotty dumpish cowish dully opacity dullness insensibility hebetate opiate constipate deaden bate
8 愚笨的
dense dozy feeble-minded oafish thick dull dim unintelligent brain-dead dim-witted ham-fisted dopey
10 蠢笨的
12 牛科的
13 鲁钝的
14 牛类动物
15 牛科动物
17 笨拙
heavy awkward unwieldy heavy-handed ungainly uncouth boorish lumpish gawky oafish maladroit bungling cack-handed skill-less cag-handed slow wooden dense rustic chuckle hairy lousy left-handed ill inept unskilled zany hulking gauche flat-footed left-footed unskillful clumping knock-kneed clownish elephantine footless corn-fed impolitic two-fisted ham-handed undiplomatic inapt muddleheaded unhandy gawkish hipshot unapt unpolitic cubbish fatly muff dullness gaucherie inaptitude maladdress for sour apples
18 牛一样的