英:[ɡrɑːs]
美:[ɡræs]
英:[ɡrɑːs]
美:[ɡræs]
复数:grasses
第三人称单数:grasses
现在分词:grassing
过去式:grassed
过去分词:grassed
词根:grass
adj.grassy 长满草的;草绿色的
grassless 无草的
noun
herbage suitable or used for grazing animals
any of a large family (Gramineae synonym Poaceae) of monocotyledonous mostly herbaceous plants with jointed stems, slender sheathing leaves, and flowers borne in spikelets of bracts
land (such as a lawn or a turf racetrack) covered with growing grass the horse had never won on grass
keep off the grass
grasses plural leaves or plants of grass
a state or place of retirement
put out to grass
[short for grasshopper, rhyming slang for copper] British slang a police informer
electronic noise on a radarscope that takes the form of vertical lines resembling lawn grass
marijuana
biographical name
Günter Wilhelm 1927–2015 German writer
verb
transitive verb
to feed (livestock) on grass sometimes without grain or other concentrates
to cover with grassespecially: to seed to grass
intransitive verb
to produce grass
British slang inform sense 1—often used with on
on the grass在草地上
green grass绿色草,青草
forage grass饲草
grass carp草鱼,鲩鱼
grass land草地;草滩
keep off the grass不践踏草地;小心
grass root基层;草根
dry grass干草
grass seed牧草种子;草籽
grass greenn. 草绿色
lemon grass(柠檬)香茅
tall grass茂草;高茎草
artificial grass人造草皮
leaves of grass草叶集(惠特曼的诗集)
sea grass海草
go to grass◎(牲畜)被放牧在草场上,放牧,放草,◎(人)在乡间度假,休息,◎退隐,隐居乡村,◎(拳击手)被击倒;[俚语]被打倒,跌倒在地,◎[美国俚语]死去,入土;毁灭,完蛋,◎去你的,滚开!
pasture grass牧草
grass cloth夏布
grass court草地网球场
bahia grass[植]百喜草;巴哈雀稗
这组词都有“草”的意思,其区别是:
herb指可供药用或生产食物调料用的草。
grass指一般的青草或牧草。
weed指混在作物中的杂草或园中的野草。
以上来源于网络
古英语中的 græs, gærs “草本植物,植物,草”,源于原始日耳曼语 * grasan(源于古弗里西亚语 gers “草,草皮,某一种草”,古诺尔斯语,古撒克逊语,荷兰语,古高地德语,德语,哥特语 gras,瑞典语 gräs “草”),据 Watkins 称,该词源于 PIE *ghros- “幼嫩芽,新芽”,源于词根 *ghre- “生长,变绿”,因此与 grow 和 green 有关,但与拉丁语的 grāmen “草,植物,草本植物” 无关。 但 Boutkan 认为 grāmen 是唯一可靠的同源词,并提出了亚洲语系的起源。
作为颜色名称(尤其是 grass-green,古英语中的 græsgrene)约于公元1300年左右。记录了美国英语中于1932年表示“大麻”的意义。原居住在热带地区的人们穿的 grass skirt 于1874年被提到; 在1843年(在纽约市中央公园)提醒人们不要损坏 keep off the grass 。牛等的 Grass-fed (相对于 stall-fed )始于1774年。
草皮内场
草:禾本科植物。下列各草的花粉为引起枯草热的主要过敏原:狗牙草(Cynodon dac-tylon),六月草(poa pratensis),石茅(Sorghum halepense),鸭茅(Dactylis glomerata),红顶草(Agrostis alba),甜春草(Anthoxanthum odoratum),梯牧草(phleum pratense)
Noun Middle English gras, from Old English græs; akin to Old High German gras grass, Old English grōwan to grow
The first known use of grass was before the 12th century
grate1 of 2noun
grating sense 1
a frame of iron bars for holding burning fuel (as in a fireplace)
grate2 of 2verb
to make into small particles by rubbing against something rough
grate cheese
to grind or rub against something with a scratching noise
to have a harsh or irritating effect
grate1 of 2noun
grating sense 1
a frame of iron bars for holding burning fuel (as in a fireplace)
grate2 of 2verb
to make into small particles by rubbing against something rough
grate cheese
to grind or rub against something with a scratching noise
to have a harsh or irritating effect
grass rootsplural noun
society at the local and popular level especially in areas away from political or cultural centers
grasslandnoun
land covered with herbs (as grasses and clover) rather than shrubs and trees
grasslandnoun
land covered with herbs (as grasses and clover) rather than shrubs and trees
grass1 of 2noun
herbs suitable for or eaten by grazing animals
any of a large family of green plants (as wheat, corn, bamboo, or sugarcane) with jointed usually hollow stems, long slender leaves, and small dry one-seeded fruits often in groups
grass-covered landespecially: lawn entry 2
marijuana
grass2 of 2verb
to seed with grass
to provide (as cattle) with grass for food
grasshoppernoun
any of numerous plant-eating insects that have long hind legs used for leaping
grass1 of 2noun
herbs suitable for or eaten by grazing animals
any of a large family of green plants (as wheat, corn, bamboo, or sugarcane) with jointed usually hollow stems, long slender leaves, and small dry one-seeded fruits often in groups
grass-covered landespecially: lawn entry 2
marijuana
grass2 of 2verb
to seed with grass
to provide (as cattle) with grass for food
grass1 of 2noun
herbs suitable for or eaten by grazing animals
any of a large family of green plants (as wheat, corn, bamboo, or sugarcane) with jointed usually hollow stems, long slender leaves, and small dry one-seeded fruits often in groups
grass-covered landespecially: lawn entry 2
marijuana
grass2 of 2verb
to seed with grass
to provide (as cattle) with grass for food
grass1 of 2noun
herbs suitable for or eaten by grazing animals
any of a large family of green plants (as wheat, corn, bamboo, or sugarcane) with jointed usually hollow stems, long slender leaves, and small dry one-seeded fruits often in groups
grass-covered landespecially: lawn entry 2
marijuana
grass2 of 2verb
to seed with grass
to provide (as cattle) with grass for food
grassnoun
marijuana
1 But most of the lawns here have wire fences around them that will cut your fingers if you touch them and signs that say “Keep Off the Grass!”
2 The little dog is leaping and running in the grass.
小狗在草坪里蹿奔玩耍.
3 I scattered grass seed all over the lawn.
我把草籽撒在整个草坪上.
4 He sat down on the thin, wet, short grass.
他坐在了又薄又湿的低草坪上.
5 The grass was bespangled with dewdrops.
草坪上布满晶营的露珠.
6 Adult handlers herded them onto the grass.
成年教官把他们放牧般赶上了草地.
7 “That was the afternoon of June twenty-sixth, 1876. That was how the Greasy Grass Fight ended, also known as the Battle of the Little Bighorn.”
8 The dry grass caught fire.
干草着火了。
9 As you can reckon, I was full by now of Apprehension & everywhere in the Grass & Hollows saw Redcoats.
10 I spent the little free time I had reading Walt Whitman’s Leaves of Grass and memorizing a poem for English and keeping up with current events by reading the daily newspaper for my history class.
11 Rain had turned the grass into a quagmire.
雨水已将这片草地变成了沼泽。
12 ornamental grasses
观赏性草
13 Beside him on the desk lay an open copy of Walt Whitman’s famous book of poems Leaves of Grass.
14 Mares cried for their own particular Young & struggled to drag their broken Limbs through the Grass.
15 Having given more attention, the grass land could have grown better.
由于给予更多的关注, 所以草坪长的更好了.
16 Keep off the grass. (= on a sign)
请勿践踏草地。
17 He’d read all their books dozens of times, even the ones with titles like Diseases of the Porcine Species and Common Grasses of Our Countryside.
18 Her treading would not bend a blade of grasse!
19 Keep off the grass, please!
请勿践踏草坪!
20 The gardeners'tidy souls not abide the gold and green and russet pattern on the grass.
园丁们的清洁习惯容不得草地上那片金黄色、绿色、红褐色织成的图案.
1 背叛
renegade treacherous unfaithful recreant treachery apostasy defection sell-out defect rat tergiversate betray traduce sell deceive fall away disloyal traitorous Punic cross-up tradition treason sellout cop-out knife bury contravene dob double-X step out on
2 告密者
taleteller whistle-blower canary whisperer approver fink tattletale beefer informer squealer ratfink sneak informant telltale tipster nark dog snitch shiever geepo dobber-in wrong finger nose copper heel rat shopper tout stag pimp snout weasel songbird nightingale tipper squeaker ratter yodeler zuch dobber grasser
4 向警方告密的人
5 打落
6 揭发
7 草
herbal grassy herbaceous herb wort herbage canary grass sward graminaceous herby root canary grass plant weed gage tule
10 告发
accusation tell report shop finger denounce squeal snitch put onto inform on split on to split on tell on blow the whistle on denunciation grass up inform against blow the whistle
11 用草覆盖
13 使吃草
16 被草覆盖的
17 春季
19 打倒
knockout out mayhem knock-down overset overthrowal overturn down floor lay bowl crush flatten smear overthrow fell downthrow level drop roll smite upend murdabad
20 生菜
21 出卖
double-cross sell-out rat fink two-time betray prostitute dob sell peach offer sale shop traffic rat on
22 草地
green lawn meadow prairie turf sod sward lea grassland mead greensward meadowland field greensward meadowland grassland maidan turfy lawny spine outfield arbour green-sward grassplot meadowy smooth marsh mead ley
23 覆以草皮
24 食草
25 草叶
26 矿井口
27 放牧
grazing rangeland herd pasture graze put out to pasture put out to grass send out to grass browse pasturage depasture run summer feed wrangle grazing-land shepherd range land pastureland range stock put to grass
28 青草
30 牧
31 牧地
32 春天
35 龙须菜
36 芦笋
38 草茎
39 告密
squeak squeal snitch whistle-blowing sing sneak peach fink denounce split scream finger blab rat on telltale betrayal sellout rat whisper weasel squawk nark denunciation chirp switch inform spill whistle stag pimp holler narc clype shop betray dob spill guts
40 长草
41 撞倒
42 长满草
43 牧场
range station ranch pasture grassland grazing hacienda ley pasturage fazenda run Field farm meadow rangeland pastureland meadowland shieling walk lea LEA run field camp meadow meadowland shieling pastureland outfit prairie feeding paddock rancho range land meadowy property location mead rangeland