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butch·er
bU chr
复数:butchers
第三人称单数:butchers
现在分词:butchering
过去式:butchered
过去分词:butchered
butcherer (n.)
词根:butcher
adj.butcherly 残忍的;笨手笨脚的
adv.butcherly 如屠夫地;残忍地
n.butchery 屠场;肉贩;肉食店
noun
a person who slaughters animals or dresses their flesh
a dealer in meat
one that kills ruthlessly or brutally
one that bungles or botches
a vendor especially on trains or in theaters
verb
transitive verb
to slaughter and dress for market
butcher hogs
to kill in a barbarous manner
botch
butchered the play
约于1300年,指“为市场屠宰动物的人”,源自盎格鲁-法语 boucher,来自古法语 bochier “屠夫,刽子手”(12世纪,现代法语 boucher),可能字面意思是“山羊屠夫”,源自 bouc “公山羊”,来自法兰克语 *bukk 或其他日耳曼语源(见 buck(n.1))或凯尔特语 *bukkos “公山羊”。比喻意义上的“残忍的谋杀者,杀人不分青红皂白的人”可追溯至1520年代。相关词汇: Butcherly。古英语中有 flæscmangere “屠夫”('flesh-monger')。
Noun Middle English bocher, from Anglo-French, from buc he-goat, probably of Celtic origin; akin to Middle Irish bocc he-goat — more at buck >entry 1
The first known use of butcher was in the 13th century
butcherynoun
brutal murder : great slaughter
butcher1 of 2noun
one whose business is killing animals for sale as food
a dealer in meat
a person who kills in large numbers or in a brutal manner
butcher2 of 2verb
to slaughter and prepare for market
butcher hogs
to kill in a barbarous manner : massacre
to make a mess of : botch
butchered the performance
butcher1 of 2noun
one whose business is killing animals for sale as food
a dealer in meat
a person who kills in large numbers or in a brutal manner
butcher2 of 2verb
to slaughter and prepare for market
butcher hogs
to kill in a barbarous manner : massacre
to make a mess of : botch
butchered the performance
1 The worst point of the relationship was when he ran after me with a butcher knife, yelling “I’m gonna kill you!”
2 A woman stands at a butcher- block island by the appliances, snipping the ends of a pile of green beans with a pair of scissors.
3 A bowlegged farmer unloads a crate of country chickens for the butcher.
4 Lycaon studied him like a new type of meat in a butcher’s display case.
5 The frosting particle, the saccharomycetes butcher dissolves the product extraction, Austria seaweed extraction.
磨砂微粒, 酵母菌胞溶产物提取物, 奥氏海藻提取物.
6 The butcher will trust us for the meat.
肉店老板将把肉赊给我们.
7 She even sends us sometimes to bring back meat from the butcher marché, a place where Rachel will not set foot on account of the intestines and neatly stacked heads.
8 Wylan reached into the satchel at his feet and pulled out a slender roll of butcher’s paper followed by a metal case that held an expensive-looking pen and ink set.
9 “Why don't I handle the ad and the flowers? I have a few errands for you this afternoon: the butcher's and then to Mrs. de Vries's.”
10 The butcher, Edward Jones, was to be hung.
11 On the train the next day, Joe didn’t make many speeches with rhymes to her, but he bought her the best things the butcher had, like apples and a glass lantern full of candies.
12 "You want me to serve the woman who murdered my king, butchered my men, and crippled my son?"
13 I’d ask the butcher, pointing to the calves' brains displayed in the front window.
14 He was as great a butcher as the world has been.
他是有史以来最大的杀人狂.
15 And with all the good feelings that abounded, it was easy to forget what a ruthless butcher Goddard was.
16 'What have you done?' shrieked the butcher.
“你到底做了什么?”屠夫尖叫着。
17 Thomas had gone ahead; she could see him far beyond the butchers.
18 Butcher blinks, demur did not say, hand me readily mop, clinch a deal!
小贩眨了眨眼, 二话没说, 爽快地把墩布递给我, 成交!
19 Salva could hardly wait for it to be skinned and butchered and roasted.
20 The cruel man was called a butcher the neighborhood.
周围的人都称那个残忍的人是屠夫.
2 故意破坏
3 毁灭
lost ruinous blasted death loss consumption ruin destruction doom decay demolition bale devastation wreckage damnation wrack undoing kill perish lose murder blast dash crush undo swamp shatter demolish overthrow smite extinguish beggar shipwreck subvert annihilate prostrate scuttle bake bread lay an ax to the root bring to his knees go to ruin cut to pieces all to pot go to the spout
4 肉铺
5 屠杀者
6 糟蹋
waste bugger defile besmirch deflower cook blow spoil murder ruin splurge mangle bugger up drive a coach and horses through wasteful spoilage wasting ill-use sport violate queer confound butch play the bear with
8 军医
9 拳击选手
10 把…处死刑
11 医生
iatrical iatric medical doctor physician consultant pill medic medico croaker galen hakeem arbuthnot pillroller pill bag pill peddler pill shooter medicine man
12 弄糟
butchery muff flub bos foozle mess bitch hash rot massacre mar queer blunder mull goof muddle mangle bumble butch mux bollix boggle bungle plumber bugger blunk play horse make a muck of brown off eff up play the devil with
14 肉商
16 搞砸
18 笨拙的人
19 屠宰
20 宰杀
21 屠户
22 不适
upset ill disordered trouble disorder discomfort bummer qualm malaise surfeit indisposition distemperature disease
23 虐杀
25 毁坏
shot bust ruin sack havoc breakage ruination spoliation cloud destroy beggar ravage bugger up the spout in tatters eat into derelict dilapidated decrepit ruinous crash massacre per- dilapidate queer injure poison flaw undo mar devastate demolish sabotage euchre deflower vulgarize unbuild asperse eat cook waste blast lay waste to waste
26 屠杀
slaughter massacre put to the sword bloody carnage bloodshed victimize butchery murder killing quell kill butch
28 残忍
man bloody brutal cruel fierce grim relentless unnatural ruthless brute fell stony murderous felon inhuman atrocious inhumane merciless bloodthirsty cutthroat barbarous sanguine beastly ghoulish brutish butchery fiendish ruffian remorseless red-handed insensate unmerciful snaky bucko wolfish bloody-minded slaughterous sanguineous dispiteous blackly bloodily gorily atrocity brutality cannibal inhumanity barbarity brutalism beastliness bloodiness blood thirstiness iron fisted
29 小贩
vendor huckster chapman costermonger higgler badger trucker hawker peripatetic bagman pedlar tranter cheap-john packman cheap-jack kiddier kidder peddler faker butch crier cryer higgle peddling pedder barrow boy
30 刽子手
hangman headsman header slaughter executioner decapitator headman executer slaughterman deathsman Jack Ketch
31 损害
detrimental wrongful prejudicial calumnious damage injury expense hurt harm wound disadvantage prejudice mischief detriment disservice detraction scathe reflect prey break wrong murder blast injure blot corrode batter do hurt to
32 不适的
33 有病的
shot funny sick badly invalid unhealthy ill sickly ghastly streaked tubercular peccant unwell
34 残忍的
man bloody brutal cruel fierce grim relentless unnatural ruthless brute fell stony murderous felon inhuman atrocious inhumane merciless bloodthirsty cutthroat barbarous sanguine beastly ghoulish brutish butchery fiendish ruffian remorseless red-handed insensate unmerciful snaky bucko wolfish bloody-minded slaughterous sanguineous dispiteous iron fisted