moor

释义

n.荒野，旷野; 沼泽; 摩尔人; 停泊，抛锚vt.& vi.使停泊; 系住; （把飞船）拴在系留塔上; 固定

大小写变形: Moor

词态变化

复数 :   moors ; 第三人称单数 :   moors ; 过去式 :   moored ; 过去分词 :   moored ; 现在分词 :   mooring ;

实用场景例句

Amidst the untamed moors, Colliford rests at a greater elevation...

科利福德静卧在更为高远的荒野之中...

金山词霸

Untamed landscapes stretch across Exmoor National Park's sprawling 265-square-mile moor.

埃克斯穆尔国家公园未经开发的荒野延展覆盖了265平方英里的广阔区域。

金山词霸

The small vessel was moored by her along the riverside as dusk fell.

小船在黄昏时分被她停泊在河岸边。

金山词霸

The vessel remained moored beside a cluster of sightseeing crafts.

这艘船停泊在一群观光船旁边。

金山词霸

the Scottish moors

苏格兰的漠泽

金山词霸

marsh and wild moorland

沼泽及荒野的高沼地

金山词霸

Several small boats were moored near the pier.

几艘小船停泊在码头附近。

金山词霸

Our path skirted along the moor.

我们的小径沿松鸡猎场蜿蜒而上.

辞典例句

Away the moor is dark beneath the moon.

走开!那荒野在月下的阴霾中匍匐.

期刊摘选

It was getting dark again, and I was alone on the moor.

天又黑了, 我只身一人在沼泽地上.

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It was not long before he got to the enchanted moor.

不久,他就到了那片被施法的荒野.

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Better woo over the midden than over the moor.

愿嫁邻家男,不嫁外乡汉.

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Moor the boat over there.

把船湾在那边.

《现代汉英综合大词典》

James Moor is a philosophy professor at Dartmouth.

JamesMoor是Dartmouth大学的哲学教授.

期刊摘选

Like the moor which looked down on her every time she opened her front door.

就好比她每次打开前门都会看到高耸的高沼地.

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There were hundreds of the old huts on the moor.

沼地上有成百上千的古老的石屋.

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Wet or fair, calm or storm , she took her daily ride over Stilbro's Moor.

无论晴雨, 有风无风, 她天天要骑马上斯蒂布罗泽地去.

辞典例句

You moor yourselves in the small archipelago, where you will begin to be developed.

你被困居在一个小岛国上, 这里是你扩张的起点.

期刊摘选

The first meaning is that Catherine wants to come from the desolate moor to her family.

第一层含意是凯瑟琳想从孤寂的荒野回到她成长的家.

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Keep to the track the moor is very boggy around here.

不要偏离车道--这一带沼泽地多.

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First Senator . Adieu, brave Moor, use Desdemona well.

元老甲再会, 勇敢的摩尔人!好好看顾苔丝狄蒙娜.

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They pitched camp on the moor for the night.

他们在高沼地搭帐篷过夜.

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英英释义

Noun

1. open land usually with peaty soil covered with heather and bracken and moss

Verb

1. secure in or as if in a berth or dock;

"tie up the boat"

2. come into or dock at a wharf;

"the big ship wharfed in the evening"

3. secure with cables or ropes;

"moor the boat"