英:[dʒɔː]
美:[dʒɔː]
英:[dʒɔː]
美:[dʒɔː]
jaws, jawing, jawed
jawlike (adj.)
词根:jaw
adj.jawed 有颚的;有颌的
v.jawed 喋喋不休(jaw的过去分词)
noun
either of two complex cartilaginous or bony structures in most vertebrates that border the mouth, support the soft parts enclosing it, usually bear teeth on their oral margin, and are an upper that is more or less firmly fused with the skull and a lower that is hinged, movable, and articulated with the temporal bone of either side compare mandible, maxilla
the parts constituting the walls of the mouth and serving to open and close it—usually used in plural
any of various organs of invertebrates that perform the function of the vertebrate jaws
something resembling the jaw of an animal: such as
either of two or more opposable parts that open and close for holding or crushing something between them
one of the sides of a narrow pass or channel
a space lying between or as if between open jaws
escaped from out of the jaws of the whale
a position or situation in which one is threatened
rode into the jaws of danger
a friendly chat
verb
intransitive verb
to talk especially abusively, indignantly, or long-windedly
jawing with the referee
transitive verb
to talk to in a scolding or boring manner
jaw crusher颚式破碎机
lower jaw下颌;下颚
jaws of death迫近的危险,险境;鬼门关
upper jaw上颌
jaw bone颌骨
jaw plate叉头板;颚夹板
jaw opening钳口开度;开口处
14世纪晚期, jowe, joue,“口腔骨骼”,“一个难以词源的词”[OED]。可能源自古法语 joue “脸颊”,最初为 jode,来自高卢语 *gauta 或直接来自高卢语 *gabata,但存在语音问题; 或者可能是与 chew(v.)相关的日耳曼词汇的变体; 还可以比较两个名词 jowl。 取代了古英语 ceace, ceafl。中古世纪 Jaws 作为“器具的抓握部分”出现于15世纪中期; 比喻地,用于描述时间、死亡、失败等,始于1560年代。
下颌
下颚
颌,颌骨:脊椎动物的头部有上颌骨和下颌骨两个骨结构。有牙动物颌骨上有牙齿,食肉动物赖以捕捉猎物。另亦用于撕咬或咀嚼食物
卡爪
卡盘中用于夹持工件的零件。
颚
Noun Middle English
The first known use of jaw was in the 14th century
jaw1 of 2noun
either of two structures of bone or cartilage of vertebrate animals that support the soft parts enclosing the mouth and usually bear teeth
the parts making up the walls of the mouth and serving to open and close it—usually used in plural
any of various organs of invertebrate animals that serve the same purpose as the jaws of vertebrate animals
something resembling the jaw of an animal in form or actionespecially: one of a set of opposing parts that open and close for holding or crushing something between them
jaw2 of 2verb
to talk for a long time
scold entry 2 sense 1
jawbreakernoun
a round hard candy
jawbreakernoun
a round hard candy
jawbonenoun
one of the bones of an animal's jawespecially: mandible sense 1a
jaw1 of 2noun
either of two structures of bone or cartilage of vertebrate animals that support the soft parts enclosing the mouth and usually bear teeth
the parts making up the walls of the mouth and serving to open and close it—usually used in plural
any of various organs of invertebrate animals that serve the same purpose as the jaws of vertebrate animals
something resembling the jaw of an animal in form or actionespecially: one of a set of opposing parts that open and close for holding or crushing something between them
jaw2 of 2verb
to talk for a long time
scold entry 2 sense 1
jawnoun
either of two complex cartilaginous or bony structures in most vertebrates that border the mouth, support the soft parts enclosing it, and usually bear teeth on their oral margin:
an upper structure more or less firmly fused with the skull called alsoupper jaw, maxilla
a lower structure that consists of a single bone or of completely fused bones and that is hinged, movable, and articulated by a pair of condyles with the temporal bone of either side called alsoinferior maxillary bone, lower jaw, mandible
the parts constituting the walls of the mouth and serving to open and close it—usually used in plural
any of various organs of invertebrates that perform the function of the vertebrate jaws
1 His hair is cut short, buzzed very close, and between that and the stubble on his jaw, he looks different, older, and, yes, hot.
2 And the hyena dæmon, both her front legs gone, was half standing, half lying on the grass, with Ben, the terrier, in her foul jaws.
3 He holds his fist to his mouth and clenches his jaw again, again.
4 Her jaw dropped like she couldn’t believe I had the nerve to remember her name.
5 As Orde-Lees had reached the opposite side of the floe, the leopard seal burst up out of the water in front of him, jaws agape.
6 Two very irritated dogs lunged at his cage with open jaws.
7 The kids listened with wide eyes and slack jaws.
8 Dark as her sister was fair, with heavily lidded eyes and a strong jaw, she did not take her gaze from Snape as she moved to stand behind Narcissa.
9 And Sarai, remaining just as she was—tucked into his shoulder, her forehead resting against his jaw—told him.
10 The muscle along Diego’s jaw pulsed, and it was a while before he spoke again.
11 He had passed the banes of a dragon, he swore, so immense that he had ridden his hoise through its great black jaws.
12 Malik’s jaw ticks as he looks straight into the school.
13 I always thought “jaw dropping” was figurative—but my jaw actually does drop.
14 Mrs. Franklin’s back was to me, but I imagined I could see the determined set of her jaw, the same resolute expression I’d seen on Jesse’s face a hundred times.
15 I clenched my jaw and shut my eyes and held my breath, but instead of the deafening blast I was bracing for, everything went completely, profoundly quiet.
16 “An alligator will close its jaws on you and drag you to the bottom!”
17 And I knew that what I had in mind was to rock his jaw.
18 As he listened, Richard’s jaw worked, the muscles tensing and relaxing.
19 I jerked my head aside, hit it on something hard just as his fist glanced off my jaw.
20 I want you to know that at ten-thirty tonight, when we’re done, their jaws are going to be dropping in the audience.
2 唠叨
verbose wordy crotchety snappish shrewish wordily snap verbosity babbling blatter termagancy rabbit chatter yap maunder blither babble bigmouthism prose clack keep on at prate harp gab nag verbalize start on grandmother loose-tongued slobber talk chin fuss prattle gabble haver splatter
3 闲谈
confabulatory meandrous by-talk visit chat chitchat schmooze palaver confabulation claver chinwag chin-wag chin-wagging prittle-prattle talk chin prattle tattle tittle-tattle confabulate make conversation yak confab
4 饶舌
garrulous blabber garrulity cackle tattle chatter talking wordy newsy gabby tonguey loose-tongued mag talkee-talkee patter verbiage babbling overtalk bibful prittle-prattle tongue troll wag powwow like to hear oneself speak beat gums
5 口子
6 危险境地
7 喋喋不休地说
8 训斥
lesson lecture sermon rebuke bollocking tongue-lash climb reprove correct discipline trim hop jawbone gaff brush down give beans
9 闲聊
visit rabbit yarn rap gossip natter chit-chat tittle-tattle chinwag chat gab jabber schmooze kibitz yatter bull session chew the fat chin music shoot the breeze yatata flapjaw clishmaclaver rag-chewing gum-beating quack gassing tattle causerie chin-wag gossipry prattle tell hen chaffer chin-chin chew flap about flap chops shoot the bull cut up touches make conversation
11 脸的下部
13 斥责
reprehensive roger exprobration sneap rating snap rocket slap reprimand snub reproof scorcher earful scolding reprobation panning tonguing reprehension setdown scold chide reprove rate skin jump row rap jawbone reprobate lambaste flagellate rollick reprehend give the rough side of tong the back of hand give a bad account of a kick in the pants blast away roar up
14 颔
15 责备
reproachful dirdum blame snap lecture prick reproach censure twit talking-to wite upbraiding dispraise harry chide reprove check tax score boot trim accuse tutor shend drop across haul over the c give a blast cast in teeth what for roar up
16 狭口
19 鬼门关
21 夹片
25 喋喋不休
garrulous ad nauseam chatter gab blabber nineteen to the dozen ten to the dozen rabbit on drone on keep on bang on loquacious talk the hind leg off a donkey run off at the mouth talk nineteen to the dozen hurry on hold forth nagging voluble gabby babble run off run on long-winded babbling big-mouthed yakky rattle gossip jangle yammer loquacity garrulity jaw-jaw yatter clack chelp potsky jargon chipper twiddle chaw talk away beat chops flip lip talk head
28 下颌
29 告诫
exemplary cautionary charge warning advisory caveat remonstrance expostulate lesson correct warn caution admonish lecture remonstrate
30 腭
33 嚼舌头
35 嘴
bill mouth trap gob kisser spout mush puss maw bazoo chops rostral oscular cake-hole gate mug rostrum
37 说教
didactic moralistic moralizing sermon preaching sermonizing preachify preach sermonize gnomic discourse homily moralism preachment philosophize
38 教训
moral instructive didactic moralistic homiletic instruction lesson teaching lecture morality sermon precept teach preach give a lecture read a lecture message gospel indoctrinate
40 唠唠叨叨
41 说闲话