burrow如何读

英:[ˈbʌrəʊ]

美:[ˈbɜroʊ]

burrow英汉释义

v.(动词)
  1. vt. & vi. 挖掘(洞穴);挖洞 make sth by digging
  2. vi. 搜寻research
n.(名词)
  1. [C]地洞hole;tunnel

burrow是什么意思

  • n.(兔子等)所掘的地洞
  • vt.挖掘(洞穴);钻进
  • vi.翻寻;挖洞

burrow自然拼读

bur·row

buhr o [or] buh ro

burrow变形

burrows, burrowing, burrowed

burrow扩展

burrower (n.)

burrow英英释义

noun

a hole or excavation in the ground made by an animal (such as a rabbit) for shelter and habitation

verb

intransitive verb

to make a burrow

A fox had burrowed into the side of the hill.

to progress by or as if by digging

burrowing through a pile of paperwork

to make a motion suggestive of burrowing : snuggle, nestle

burrowed against his back for warmth

to conceal oneself in or as if in a burrow

transitive verb

to penetrate by means of a burrow

The tunnel burrows its way under the mountain.

to construct by tunneling

burrowed a dwelling

to make a motion suggestive of burrowing with : nestle

burrows her hand into mine

archaic to hide in or as if in a hole in the ground made by an animal for shelter and habitation : to hide in or as if in a burrow

was burrowed in his cave

burrow词组

burrow into探查

burrow词源中文解释

"兔洞,狐狸洞,动物挖掘的地洞,用作避难所或栖息地",约于1300年, borewe,是古英语 burgh “要塞,堡垒”的一个旁系形式(参见 borough); 受 bergh “山”和 berwen “防御,避难”影响。

burrow_地质学行业词汇

虫孔

又称 :虫孔(worm burrow)

burrow_生物学行业词汇

潜穴

burrow词源英文解释

Noun and Verb Middle English borow

The first known use of burrow was in the 13th century

burrow儿童词典英英释义

bursanoun

a bodily pouchespecially: a small fluid-containing pouch between a tendon and a bone

bursanoun

a bodily pouchespecially: a small fluid-containing pouch between a tendon and a bone

bursanoun

a bodily pouchespecially: a small fluid-containing pouch between a tendon and a bone

burrnoun

a rough or prickly envelope of a fruit

a plant that bears burs

roughness left in cutting or shaping metal

usually bur a bit used on a dentist's drill

a rough trilled \r\ used by some speakers of English especially in northern England and in Scotland

burrow1 of 2noun

a hole in the ground made by an animal (as a rabbit or fox) for shelter or protection

burrow2 of 2verb

to construct by tunneling

to hide oneself in or as if in a burrow

to move or enter by or as if by digging

burrow1 of 2noun

a hole in the ground made by an animal (as a rabbit or fox) for shelter or protection

burrow2 of 2verb

to construct by tunneling

to hide oneself in or as if in a burrow

to move or enter by or as if by digging

burrow医学词典英英释义

burrownoun

a passage or gallery formed in or under the skin by the wandering of a parasite (as the mite of scabies or a foreign hookworm)

burrow 例句

1 She emerges, searches for a moment, finds it, drags it back to the original spot, drops it again, and runs inside to check the burrow again.

2 I tried to burrow a little deeper into my coat.

3 I only burrowed down further in the bed.

4 “Not Gwystyl! Why, he wouldn’t have done the least thing for us—until Doli threatened to squeeze him! Gwystyl! All he wanted was to be let alone and hide in his wretched burrow!”

5 I yank them from hangers until I have a pile and then burrow into it.

6 Lyra was crying, and Asta was trying to comfort Pan, but the little ferret wouldn’t be comforted and burrowed closer around Lyra’s neck, only irritating her further.

7 You burrow and rankle in his heart!

你挖掘并折磨他的心灵!

8 Burrow beneath laudatory headlines on business and political leaders, and it becomes clear that the strategy works.

挖掘赞誉标题背后的商政要人,这个策略已变得有效。

9 Maybe my tortoise will somehow survive the comet’s hit deep within his burrow, and live out his life without me.

10 Moment by moment, I realized how deep into me all his stories had burrowed.

11 Cora marched past them, bent as if burrowing her body into a gale.

12 It made me love burrowing into psychology, into realistic and naturalistic fiction and art, into those whirlpools of politics that had the power to claim the whole of men’s souls.

13 That night, after Josie’s father and the mysterious woman went away, Josie meant to quietly burrow deeper into the blankets and fall asleep until morning.

14 Some three years before, he had been born—the strongest of a litter of five—in a burrow outside a cottage garden near Cole Henley.

15 She was black and pink; and the great bladder of her belly was fringed with a row of piglets that slept or burrowed and squeaked.

16 There was an unsightly creature in leather pants burrowing holes beneath the foundations with no apparent regard for the fairy commandments.

17 She picked up Rita, who pounded vigorously on the big woman’s back, and disappeared down a burrow.

18 But after the retreat, when someone else, someone impartial and from the East Coast, deemed me Juilliard worthy, the idea burrowed into Gran’s brain.

19 My flesh will feed the wolves and carrion crows, she thought sadly, and worms will burrow through my womb.

20 Wheezing and whistling, Hen Wen was digging furiously in the soft earth at the far side of the pen, burrowing so rapidly she would soon be out.

burrow 同义词

7 使靠近

put close approximate

14 钻入

worm

16 依偎

nestle cuddle snuggle

22 地洞

pit bolt-hole

24 彻底调查

check over check through

25 打洞

hole

28 钻研

dig delve

35 查找

lookup gun hit

36 洞穴通道

tunnel

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