tusk
英 [tʌsk]
美 [tʌsk]
- n. 长牙；尖头，尖形物
- vt. 以牙刺戳；以长牙掘
- n. (Tusk)人名；(波)图斯克
GRE
tusk 长牙来自古英语 tusc,犬牙，磨牙，来自 Proto-Germanic*tunthskaz,牙齿，来自 PIE*dent,牙齿，词 源同 tooth,dentist.拼写去鼻音化。
- tusk (n.)
- Old English tusc, also transposed as tux, "long, pointed tooth protruding from the mouth of an animal," cognate with Old Frisian tusk, probably from Proto-Germanic *tunthsk- (cognates: Gothic tunþus "tooth"), from an extended form of PIE *dent-, the root of tooth. But "there are no certain cognates outside of the Anglo-Frisian area" [OED].
- 1. Elephants wear the tusk down faster than they can grow it.
- 象牙磨损的速度快于生长的速度。
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- 2. A huge tusk decorated the wall of his study.
- 他书房的墙上装饰着一支巨大的象牙.
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- 3. The narwhal's single, spiral tusk has always been a mystery.
- 独角鲸那独一无二的螺旋状尖角总是被视为神秘之物.
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- 4. One tusk - --- retain good throw away bad.
- 一齿 ---- 保有良好的,远离坏的.
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- 5. The important tusk of subject education is training the person with ability of literacy and humanism.
- 培养兼具科学和人文双重品质的人才,是赋予学科教育的重要使命.
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