英:['lɒgəhed]
美:['lɒgəˌhed]
英:['lɒgəhed]
美:['lɒgəˌhed]
log·ger·head
law gr hed [or] la gr hed
loggerheaded (adj.)
noun
blockhead
headespecially: a disproportionately large head
a very large chiefly carnivorous sea turtle (Caretta caretta) of subtropical and temperate waters
alligator snapping turtle
an iron tool consisting of a long handle terminating in a ball or bulb that is heated and used to melt tar or to heat liquids
at loggerheads对立,冲突
1580年代,“愚蠢的人,傻瓜,笨蛋,呆子”,可能来自方言 logger “沉重的木块”+ head(n.)。后来它的意思是一种厚头铁工具(1680年代),一种炮弹,鲸船尾部的支柱和一种海龟(1650年代)。Loggerheads “打斗,拳击”来自1670年代,但复合词中的确切概念不确定,也许它暗示了用作武器的重型工具。短语 at loggerheads “意见不合”首次记录于1670年代。
[W]e three loggerheads be: a sentence frequently written under two heads, and the reader by repeating it makes himself the third. [Grose, "Dictionary of the Vulgar Tongue," 1785]
“我们三个傻瓜:这是一句经常写在两个标题下的句子,读者通过重复它使自己成为第三个人。”[Grose,“俚语词典”,1785年]
probably from English dialect logger block of wood + English head
The first known use of loggerhead was in 1588
logicnoun
the study of the rules and tests of sound reasoning
reasoning sense 1especially: sound reasoning
no logic in that remark
connection (as of facts or events) in a way that seems reasonable
the logic of a situation
the arrangement of circuit elements (as in a computer) needed for computation
logy1 of 2adjective
sluggish, tired
-logy2 of 2noun combining form
doctrine : theory : science
biology
log1 of 3noun
a large piece of a cut or fallen treeespecially: a long piece of a tree trunk trimmed and ready for sawing
a device for measuring the speed of a ship
the daily record of a ship's speed and progress
the full record of a ship's voyage or of an aircraft's flight
a record of performance, events, or day-to-day activities
a computer log
log2 of 3verb
to cut trees for lumber or to clear land of trees in lumbering
to put details of or about in a log
to move a distance or reach a speed as noted in a log
to sail a ship or fly an aircraft for an indicated distance or time
the pilot logged thousands of miles and hundreds of hours
log3 of 3noun
logarithm
loggerheadnoun
any of several very large turtlesespecially: a flesh-eating sea turtle of the warmer parts of the western Atlantic
1 The song places a quick, ascending guitar lick at loggerheads with a tune that hints at the Beach Boys, veering between ballad and brawl.
2 A loggerhead cruised by, pausing to admire her Tod’s bag.
3 Library officials and critics like Mr. Warren have long been at loggerheads over the system’s future, so it is hardly surprising that they would disagree over how many books were removed from the old shelves.
4 After the loggerhead swam off, we jumped in and goofed around until Thom cut his ankle on a broken beer bottle that was buried in the sand.
5 My heart skipped a beat as a hollow-eyed face appeared from the shadows — only to reveal itself as a loggerhead turtle, two suckerfish trailing from its shell.
6 And other films seem to defy specific age recommendations, like “Turtle: The Incredible Journey,” the British director Nick Stringer’s documentary following a loggerhead for 6,000 miles.
7 It wasn’t the brightest thing I’ve ever done, but it definitely got that loggerhead’s attention.
8 One conservation effort enforced by island residents — including hoteliers — is the Lights Out for Sea Turtles initiative, which requires that beach-illuminating lights be turned off in the evenings during loggerhead nesting season.
9 A marine conversation group marked World Turtle Day by rescuing an injured loggerhead turtle they found off the coast of Liberia while on an expedition to crack down on illegal fishing.
10 Because it is buried, recovery would be expensive and excavation could disturb sensitive loggerhead sea turtle nesting grounds in the Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge, Terrell said.
11 This put him at loggerheads with an establishment that saw mental illness as a medical problem, not one that could to be explained by society or patients' relationships.
12 The loggerhead turtles, along with green turtles which also live along Turkey’s coastline, are two of the nine types of turtle in the Mediterranean.
13 If Sandy’s offspring survive the tough odds, they will return to Juno Beach in 2045 and continue a long loggerhead tradition, nesting where they were born.
14 that loggerhead couldn't find the business end of a cow even if his life depended on it
15 The loggerheads also received physicals and are also doing well, according to O’Neill.
16 He was such a tremendous fellow that he would go to loggerheads with everyone present.
他是个很利害的人物,他会和在场的每个人吵架。
17 It has three miles of coastline with wide sandy beaches, where vacationers lounge and Loggerhead sea turtles and wood storks nest.
它拥有数英里海岸线,和宽阔的海滩,度假者酒吧、红海龟和林鹳在那里找到了安乐窝。
18 We went through a very depressing time when everything you read was about how everybody was at loggerheads and nobody was cooperating with anybody.
19 However, he was soon at loggerheads with officials and fellow players, and his final years were wretched, emaciated by throat cancer.
20 But the dispute predates the coronavirus pandemic: according to the lawsuit, the agency and the producer have been at loggerheads since last September.
3 海龟科
5 傻瓜
stupid header dip ass silly goat idiot sap jerk goose COD donkey dope goof dill goon joker muppet dipstick loon booby chump twit goop simpleton clod charlie dumbo cretin pinhead knucklehead dingbat divvy bonehead arsehole airhead doofus dolt coot klutz nitwit mook meathead ninny nelly fathead schmo scut putz numbskull ding-dong prat berk simp nong lamer bogan noddy hoon muggins halfwit diddy chucklehead dumbhead flapdoodle pillock dum-dum ding-a-ling birdbrain nerk damfool clodhopper goofus schnook plonker thicko stupe muttonhead chowderhead knobhead juggins schlepper twonk gobdaw boofhead clodpole sumph dingleberry pea-brain wooden-head pudding-head ning-nong bollix Simple Simon cloth head silly billy galah gubbins dickhead mutton-head dimwit fat-head stiff nana schlep flat-head get fool Turkey spoon mug clot comedian pigeon imbecile Alec cluck blockhead dipshit dunderhead numskull spoony thickhead schlump tomfool a right one
6 笨人
lobster dumbbell swab moron goon loon softy dunderhead gowk featherbrain dodunk mess fool noodle muff zany chump gawk simpleton dunce pinhead softie coot gosling gawky ninny nincompoop noddy lunkhead sawney moke looby foozle clodhopper ninnyhammer mopoke joskin oxhead clodpate sawny malthorse merry-andrew softhead woodhead thickhead muttonhead woodenhead tom nobody pudding head bone top dry hole
8 傻子
soft flat thick fool silly spoon idiot noodle poop lobster pigeon geek cuckoo mutt simpleton kook pinhead nitwit ninny palooka sil gudgeon spoony moke gowk josser spooney ninnyhammer omadhaun mealticket flathead bonehead dimwit muttonhead tom farthing tom nobody
9 大脑袋
10 龟