maw
英 [mɔː]
美 [mɔ]
- n. （动物的）胃；嗉囊（鸟的）；（动物的）咽喉
- n. (Maw)人名；(英、缅)莫
maw 胃，咽喉，无底洞来自古英语maga,胃，来自Proto-Germanic*magon,袋子，胃，来自PIE*mak,皮袋。引申词义咽喉，无底洞。
- maw (n.)
- Old English maga "stomach" (of men and animals; in Modern English only of animals unless insultingly), from Proto-Germanic *magon "bag, stomach" (cognates: Old Frisian maga, Old Norse magi, Danish mave, Middle Dutch maghe, Dutch maag, Old High German mago, German Magen "stomach"), from PIE *mak- "leather bag" (cognates: Welsh megin "bellows," Lithuanian makas, Old Church Slavonic mošina "bag, pouch"). Meaning "throat, gullet" is from 1520s. Metaphoric of voracity from late 14c.
- 1. The war swallowed up many young men into its maw.
- 战争把许多青年男子吞进了它的无底洞.
来自《现代英汉综合大词典》
- 2. Whut'll happen ter Maw an'Poke?
- 啊,上帝,思嘉小姐!
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- 3. He felt the maw heavy and slippery in his hands and he slit it open.
- 他觉得鱼胃在手里重甸甸、滑溜溜的,就把它剖开来.
来自英汉文学 - 老人与海
- 4. Sea cucumber, maw, squid must be made transparent to the soft.
- 海参 、 鱼肚 、 鱿鱼均必须发透至软.
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- 5. Entire stars can be stripped and pulled into the bottomless maw.
- 这个无底洞甚至将整个星球分解后吸入.
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