rabbit(英語單詞)

解釋

[英]['ræbɪt][美][ˈræbɪt]

n.兔子，野兔;兔子皮毛;兔子肉;〈俚〉新手，弱手;

vi.獵兔（通常作 go rabbiting）;（兔子似的）聚攏在一起;<英俚>嘮叨，喋喋不休（常與on about連用）;

vt.讓…見鬼去吧;

第三人稱單數：rabbits過去分詞：rabbited複數：rabbits現在進行時：rabbiting過去式：rabbited

1.I'm like alice falling down the cyber rabbit hole.

我就像掉進兔子洞裡的漫遊的愛麗絲一樣。

2.Vickery said she needs $130 per rabbit.

維克瑞說她需要每隻兔子130美元。

3.But down the rabbit hole,none of that happened.

但是在兔子洞裡，這些都沒有發生。

4.The upcoming year of the rabbit could be hairy indeed.

即將到來的兔年可能的確會令人毛骨聳然。

5.For special occasions,rabbit and later chicken were added.

在特殊的場合，飯里會加入兔肉，後來還加入了雞肉。

1、rabbit ball (棒球)彈性極好的球

2、rabbit job 成批作業

3、rabbit warren 養兔場；兔窩式居民區(有許多狹小通道的建築、街道狹窄而密集的城區)

4、rabbit foot 兔子的後足(幸運的護符，提起兔子後腳可帶來好運)

5、Hares may pull dead lions by the beard./Even rabbits insult an dead lion。虎落平陽被犬欺。

6、The tail of a rabbit-cannot be long。兔子的尾巴–長不了。

7、Even a rabbit will bite when it is cornered. 兔子逼急了還會咬人呢！

8、Foxes grieve over the death of rabbits。兔死狐悲

9、A sly rabbit will have three openings to its den. 狡兔三窟

10、Waiting for a rabbit to hit upon a tree and be killed in order to catch it. 守株待兔

11、A rabbit is never caught twice in the same place. 同一個錯誤不會犯兩次。