bulldog
英['bʊldɒɡ]
美['bʊldɔːɡ]
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n.
牛头狗；手枪；学监助理
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adj.
顽固的
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vt.
抓住牛角将牛摔倒
Noun:
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a sturdy thickset short-haired breed with a large head and strong undershot lower jaw; developed originally in England for bull baiting
Verb:
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attack viciously and ferociously
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throw a steer by seizing the horns and twisting the neck, as in a rodeo
- 1. She was given a bulldog.
- 有人送给她一条叭喇狗.
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- 2. You are really a bulldog.
- 你这人难相处极了.
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- 3. A bulldog was given to her.
- 赠给她一条叭喇狗.
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- 4. One can reason with a bulldog.
- 人们可以劝诱一条凶犬.
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- 5. Pincers poised and eyes gleaming , a bulldog ant surveys its surroundings.
- 钳子平衡、眼睛雪亮, 一只“斗牛犬”蚁正在侦查环境.
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用作名词 (n.)
- Though there is a brave bulldog protect the house, but I feel like I can't even close my eyes!
就算有一只牛头狗在保护着房子，我还是觉得我好像连眼睛都不敢闭上！
