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古英语 gors “荆棘,金雀花”,源自原始日耳曼语 *gorst-(也指古撒克逊语、古高地德语 gersta,中古荷兰语 gherste,荷兰语 gerst,德语 gerste “大麦”),源自原始印欧语 *ghers- “变硬”(也指拉丁语 hordeum “大麦”; 参见 horror)。
Middle English gorst, grost "gorse (Ulex europaeus), similar thorny shrubs, area overgrown with gorse," going back to Old English gorst "gorse, thorny shrub," probably going back to a zero-grade ablaut derivative of Germanic *gerstōn- "barley" — more at orgeat
The first known use of gorse was before the 12th century
gospel1 of 2noun
often capitalized the Christian message concerning Christ, the kingdom of God, and salvation
capitalized one of the first four New Testament books telling of the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ
something accepted as the truth or as a guiding principle
gospel music
gospel2 of 2adjective
relating to or in accordance with the gospel : evangelical
of or relating to religious songs associated with evangelism
a gospel singer
goslingnoun
a young goose
goshawknoun
a hawk of northern forests that has a long tail and short wings and is noted for its powerful flight and vigor
goryadjective
covered with gore : bloodstained
bloodcurdling
gorsenoun
an evergreen shrub of the legume family that has yellow flowers and leaves reduced to spines called alsofurze
1 Perry writes of blue lias and saltings; gorse thickets and bladderwrack; coltsfoot and cowslips.
2 White-topped gorse and cherry-red currant bushes gave color to my panorama, the plaintive chorus of sea birds the only soundtrack.
3 In spring these are swapped for narcissi, gold gorse and yellow fists of aeonium flowers which sprout up from the plant's purple rosettes.
4 Among the other agencies responding to the gorse fires, the Irish Air Corps have been assisting, with aircraft dumping water on the blazes.
5 They maintained a lot of gorse, at least for now, and I think it's going to be the best of the four courses.
他们保留了很多的金雀花,至少现在有,而且我觉得这是四个球场中最好的一个球场。
6 Freud's exceptional ability to convey tactile information is evident in early drawings, especially those of gorse sprigs, a dead heron and a bearded Christian Bérard in a dressing gown.
7 The drive should be to the right side of the fairway, which is lined with pot bunkers and small gorse bushes.
8 Not everyone liked the look, with Nick Faldo on the USA Network broadcast fearing for Thomas’s ankles if he had to play out of the scratchy gorse.
9 Grassy and earth aromas, and flavors include fruit mid palate and some gorse on the finish.
10 Earlier on Wednesday, firefighters were also called to a gorse fire at Slievenaman Road, Newcastle, with the fire declared fully extinguished shortly after 16:00.
11 He's been a zoologist "since I could walk" and his first words were trees, bracken and gorse.
12 Above the yellow and green of the whin bushes – gorse is the English word – steam would shoot up from an express tackling the gradient to the Forth Bridge.
13 Birds are staggering through the air carrying hay for nests; gorse begins to emit its confusing scent of coconut sunscreen; silken magnolia buds wax and thicken.
14 "It's gorse on th' moor that's openin' out," answered Dickon.
“是荒原上开着的荆豆花。”狄肯回答。
15 It appeared round the corner with loud threats of speed' … Good writing; slightly, but not too arresting … 'But the colt that it startled from among the gorse … outdistanced it at a canter.'
16 But after the first few miles, it's pretty obvious that there's a great deal else going on besides the gorse and the deadbeat fishing towns.
17 Brisk and seductively elegant aromas of cherries, raspberries, strawberries and slight gorse.
18 There is, however, quite a bit of gorse, a spiny evergreen shrub that was originally introduced to Oregon from Scotland by settlers to help stem erosion.
19 It comes less than a week after the fire service sent 12 appliances to a gorse fire on Dartmoor on Tuesday.
20 Another segment featured a dancer engaged in comparable steps and gestures while, on screen, a shape resembling a huge gorse branch wheeled and swelled.
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