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squirrel如何读

英：[ˈskwɪrəl]

美：[ˈskwɜːrəl]

squirrel英汉释义

n.(名词)

[C] 松鼠 small tree-climbing animal with a bushy tail and red or grey fur

squirrel是什么意思

n. (名词)

松鼠
松鼠皮毛
松鼠类动物
言行古怪的人
汽车马达的马力

v. (动词)

贮藏，储藏
猎松鼠，猎松鼠般的行动，像松鼠在笼子里乱窜

squirrel自然拼读

squir·rel

skwuhrl [or] skwuh rl

squirrel变形

复数:squirrels或squirrel

第三人称单数:squirrels

现在分词:squirrelling或squirreling

过去式:squirrelled或squirreled

过去分词:squirrelled或squirreled

squirrel英英释义

noun

any of various small or medium-sized rodents (family Sciuridae, the squirrel family): such as

any of numerous New or Old World arboreal forms having a long bushy tail and strong hind legs

ground squirrel

the fur of a squirrel

verb

transitive verb

to store up for future use—often used with away

squirrel away some money

squirrel词组

squirrel cageadj. 鼠笼式的

ground squirrel[动]地松鼠

flying squirrel[动]鼯鼠

squirrel词源中文解释

"灵活、活跃的树栖啮齿动物，有尖耳朵和长而蓬松的尾巴"，公元14世纪早期（公元12世纪后期作为姓氏），源自盎格鲁-法语 esquirel，古法语 escurueil “松鼠；松鼠皮”（现代法语 écureuil），源自 Vulgar Latin *scuriolus，源自 *scurius 的缩小形式“松鼠”， sciurus 的变体，源自希腊语 skiouros，“一种松鼠”，字面意思为“有影的尾巴”，来自 skia 的“影子”（参见 Ascians）加上 oura 的“尾巴”，源自 PIE 词根 *ors-，“臀部，后面”（参见 arse）。也许最初的概念是“用尾巴来制造阴影的那个”，但 Beekes 认为这“看起来更像是民间词源学而不是严肃的解释”。古英语单词是 acweorna，在中古英语中保留下来，成为 aquerne。

本土英国的松鼠是红松鼠（Sciurus vulgaris）；灰松鼠（Sciurus carolinensis）是北美松鼠，19世纪末故意引进到英国。Squirrel 也可以指松鼠的皮毛，作为贸易商品或服装制造； 19世纪至20世纪有些时尚。

“The Kingis Quair”（大约1500年）中有“The lytill squerell，full of besyness。”自至少公元1400年以来，松鼠在英语中一直象征着分散注意力的活动。一篇1637年的论战性文本中有“squirrel-headed 年轻人”这一用法；这个形容词也被哈里·S·杜鲁门于1953年使用。

squirrel_电力行业词汇

鼠笼式转子

squirrel-cage rotor

squirrel词源英文解释

Noun Middle English squirel, from Anglo-French escurel, esquirel, from Vulgar Latin *scuriolus, diminutive of scurius, alteration of Latin *sciurus, from Greek skiouros, probably from skia shadow + oura tail — more at shine, ass Verb from the squirrel's habit of storing up gathered nuts and seeds for winter use

The first known use of squirrel was in the 14th century

squirrel儿童词典英英释义

squirrel1 of 2noun

any of various small or medium-sized rodentsespecially: one with a long bushy tail and strong hind legs used especially for leaping from tree branch to tree branch

the fur of a squirrel

squirrel2 of 2verb

to store up for future use—often used with away

squirreled away all his spare change

squirrel 例句

1 Beowulf snarled fiercely at the sight of a stuffed squirrel on a bookshelf, but did not pounce.

2 The fox squirrel had been a relatively common animal in the town; after the spraying it was gone.

3 “I will have the children read Hamlet as soon as it is practical. There are some useful cautions against eavesdropping to be gleaned from that. In the meantime, we shall deal with the squirrels.”

4 I think our baboons are like your squirrels, he wrote.

5 For a moment, I think she’s going to wallop me, but instead Ma raises the cane and aims for the squirrel.

6 A squirrel bounces playfully from branch to branch in a nearby tree.

7 Flora could see the squirrel’s name—ULYSSES—flying out of the car and into the night, a single, beautiful word that was immediately swallowed up by the wind and the darkness.

8 Not much goes on in the mind of a squirrel.

9 Something, a squirrel probably, rustled behind the house, but nothing else moved.

10 I have tolerated the sharp claws of squirrels and the nagging pokes of woodpeckers.

11 She was contracting her features in what she thought was a majestic frown, and the squirrel dæmon ran up her arm and stood on her shoulder in triumph.

12 He spotted birds, squirrels, and rabbits in the meadow, but saw nothing supernatural.

13 “You mean you really ate a squirrel before?”

14 A butterfly with red-and-gold wings flutters by my face, and squirrels with glittery silver fur race up trees when we get too close.

15 She whispered the words again, now, to the squirrel.

16 “There’s no hope of escaping from Endovier. Your father made sure that each of Endovier’s sentries could shoot a squirrel from two hundred paces away. To attempt to flee is suicide.”

17 “A flickertail is a squirrel. There are lots of them in North Dakota. That’s why it’s called the Flickertail State. What is Pennsylvania called?”

18 It was a small shadow at first, maybe a squirrel or a chipmunk, but then it grew larger and larger, quicker than any natural shadow could grow, until it loomed over them.

19 It was a sad fact of his existence as a squirrel that there was always someone, somewhere, who wanted him dead.

20 Take the UK's red squirrel.

我们以英国红松鼠为例.