hogshead

英 ['hɒgz,hed] 美 ['hɑgz,hɛd]
  • n. 大桶;液量单位
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hogshead (n.)
"large cask or barrel," late 14c., presumably on some perceived resemblance. The original liquid measure was 63 old wine gallons (by a statute of 1423); later anywhere from 100 to 140 gallons. Borrowed into other Germanic languages, oddly, as ox-head (Dutch okshoofd, German oxhoft, Swedish oxhufvud).
1. He hid the lantern in Huck's sugar hogshead and the watch began.
他把灯笼藏在哈克的糖桶里,开始望风.

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2. His thick arms crossed on his hogshead of a chest.
他的粗手交叉抱在宽厚的胸前.

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3. His thick arms crossed on a hogshead of a chest.
他的两只粗壮的胳膊,在大桶一般的胸前交叉着.

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