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单词 werewolves
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werewolves in British English

plural noun
werewolf
 

werewolf in British English

(ˈwɪəˌwʊlf, ˈwɛə-)
nounWord forms: plural -wolves
a person fabled in folklore and superstition to have been changed into a wolf by being bewitched or said to be able to assume wolf form at will
Word origin
Old English werewulf, from wer man + wulf wolf; related to Old High German werwolf, Middle Dutch weerwolf

Examples of 'werewolves' in a sentence
werewolves

I gotta go now - it's almost dark, and like werewolves, they come out at night, in case you didn't know.
Goldsborough, Robert MURDER IN E MINOR
For safety's sake she's in a training school for werewolves.
The Sun (2009)
Many places must be full of werewolves these days.
The Times Literary Supplement (2018)
A married couple move to a psychiatric retreat in a small town that turns out to be a werewolves' lair.
The Sun (2009)
He said it's not like other screen depictions where werewolves 'magically reappear with tiny jean shorts on'.
The Sun (2012)
Werewolves, phantoms, ghosts and poltergeists are all around us, if a new report is to be believed.
The Sun (2009)
Always thought that was just werewolves.
Times, Sunday Times (2008)
Our sympathies are with the werewolves.
The Sun (2012)
They all looked great, done up to the nines as werewolves and goblins and, oddly, a couple of pandas.
The Sun (2017)
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