英:[mʊə(r)]
美:[ mʊr]
英:[mʊə(r)]
美:[ mʊr]
复数:moors
第三人称单数:moors
现在分词:mooring
过去式:moored
过去分词:moored
Moorish (adj.)
词根:moor
n.mooring 下锚;停泊处;系船具
moorland 高沼地;荒野
moorage 停泊;定泊费
v.mooring 停泊(moor的ing形式)
noun (1)
chiefly British an expanse of open rolling infertile land
a boggy areaespecially: one that is peaty and dominated by grasses and sedges
verb
transitive verb
to make fast with or as if with cables, lines, or anchors : anchor
intransitive verb
to secure a boat by mooring : anchor
to be made fast
noun (2)
one of the Arab and Berber conquerors of Spain
berber
“用缆绳、锚等将船固定在特定位置”,15世纪晚期,可能与古英语 mærels “系缆绳”有关,通过未记录的 *mærian “系缆绳”或可能从中低地德语 moren 或中荷语 maren “系缆绳”借来,源自西日耳曼语 *mairojan。相关词汇: Moored, mooring。法语 amarrer 源自荷兰语。
Noun (1) Middle English mor, from Old English mōr; akin to Old High German muor moor Verb Middle English moren; akin to Middle Dutch meren, maren to tie, moor Noun (2) Middle English More, from Anglo-French, from Latin Maurus inhabitant of Mauretania
The first known use of moor was before the 12th century
mooringnoun
a place or object to which a boat or aircraft can be fastened
a device or line by which a boat or aircraft is moored
moorhennoun
a common gallinule found in the New World, Eurasia, and Africa
moor1 of 3noun
a boggy areaespecially: one that is peaty and dominated by grasses and sedges
moor2 of 3verb
to fasten in place with cables, lines, or anchors
moor a boat
Moor3 of 3noun
one of a North African people that conquered Spain in the 8th century and ruled until 1492
moor1 of 3noun
a boggy areaespecially: one that is peaty and dominated by grasses and sedges
moor2 of 3verb
to fasten in place with cables, lines, or anchors
moor a boat
Moor3 of 3noun
one of a North African people that conquered Spain in the 8th century and ruled until 1492
1 Mr. Moor decided the furniture needed to be restrained, without superfluous or decorative touches that would require elaborate milling.
2 She advised him to send her to the lonely moor.
她建议把她送到偏远的荒野去.
3 She did not just call Lafayette "the Moor."
4 Someone had once told him that it was from there that the Moors had come, to occupy all of Spain.
5 And on 19 September 1969, BBC North sent an invitation to journalists to go on location for the filming of the show at the Cow and Calf pub on Ilkley Moor.
6 By June 12th, however, it was clear to the State Department that the Germans had destroyed the Robin Moor.
7 Better woo over the midden than over the moor.
愿嫁邻家男,不嫁外乡汉.
8 “Bracken Moor” may end in darkness, with a last-minute “gotcha” reversal.
9 moor and rough grassland
高沼地及莽苍的草原
10 a mysterious figure who was said to have haunted the moors of southwest England
11 We moored alongside the quay.
我们靠码头停泊.
12 They moored for a day or two at the port.
他们在港口停泊了一两天.
13 A sinister inhuman scream rang out across the moors.
沼泽地里突然响起不像是人的不祥的尖叫声.
14 There were hundreds of the old huts on the moor.
沼地上有成百上千的古老的石屋.
15 The piers sadden when the afternoon moors there.
当暮色停泊在那处,码头伤感.
16 Judd..had moored the raft to a tree on the opposite bank.
17 The fortress was built to protect the town and through the centuries has been used by Moors, Romans and Christians.
18 Formerly barren moor there dwelt a bear, also a boar.
从前贫瘠的荒野住着一只熊, 还有一只野猪.
19 While it was designed by Moorish architects and has the effect much like that of a mosque, it was never used as a mosque by the Moors.
20 You could bare stand up on the moor if you are out on it tonight.
如果您今晚在沼地上的话,您就可以赤着身子站在沼地上了。
1 打猎区
2 使停住
4 沼泽
flow flush swamp bog Moss marsh mire slough fen morass quag paludal flow bog marsh ooze mire fen quagmire marshland morass carr quag fenland boggy quagmire marshland wetlands
5 荒地
badlands waste wild wilderness heath barren wasteland no-man's-land waste wild wilderness heath wasteland desolation moorland
8 黑人
negritic chocolate ugly colored Negro Ethiopian Afro dinge nonwhite shad-mouth inkface scobe splib houtie member color black brother native boot shade African shine ink spill charcoal skillet jig spade domino raisin skunk boogie spook nigger clink Kaffir choco darky blackamoor moke munt jigaboo schvartze cuffee boong nig-nog son of Ham
11 非洲黑人
13 停泊
anchorage mooring moorage touch ride anchor harbor cast anchor drop anchor berth lie to stall dockage lie berth becalmed call stop anchorage ride anchor harbor harbour turn-round calling mooring berthing moorage harborage secure tie be at anchor come to anchor
14 下锚
15 回教徒
Moslem Muslim Islam Turk Mohammedan Mussulman paynim Muhammadan
16 皮肤黝黑的人
17 狩猎区
18 固定
set true fixed standing steady frozen steadfast settled immovable fixative crusted fixedly fixure fixing fixation immobility fixity fixedness staidness fix root fixate jell hold mount lock nail freeze anchor stereotype fasten rivet affix immobilize put fast regular formal built-in stationary stated sedentary stony immobile tight surely fastening settle establish cramp screw down secure stationary sedentary immobile fastness stablish plant nog pitch screw lodge belay inerratic constant fixed stable upset static seated settled rooted inflexible immovable staid fixative stabile immotile fixedly lock bond settlement fixture stabilization fixing fixation mortise settling fastness immovability rootage set fix anchor tighten seat bed root stabilize stereotype peg fasten immobilize certain standing steady consolidate consolidated pointed steadfast self-centered moveless unremoved consol. con. cons. anchorage tie-down holdfast fixate stitch congeal stop stay pitch embed clamp rivet belay
19 使固定
jell hold fix mount lock nail freeze stereotype fasten rivet affix fixate settle anchor plant immobilize
21 荒野
savage badlands waste wild desert wilderness heath barren solitude bent fell wilderness Bush bundu wold weald wasteland wold heath heathland mulga the boondocks in the wilds of somewhere the bush in the wilds bush wild moorish moory waste solitude bent savagery moorland sahara boondocks wasteland desert barren fell Sahara savagism
22 系留