giantess

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Folkloregiantessgi‧ant‧ess /ˈdʒaɪəntes/ noun [countable] RFan extremely tall strong woman, who is often bad and cruel, in children’s storiesExamples from the Corpusgiantess• Ahead of him the road of cars flexed like a serpent, like the leg of a giantess.• Gozitan legend says that a giantess built the temples single-handed, suckling her baby at the same time.• At its head soared a great fountain on which stood Columbia, a divine giantess, on the Barge of State.• But he had only reached the elbow on which the giantess was supporting herself when a car drew up beside him.

单词	giantess
释义	giantess From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Folkloregiantessgi‧ant‧ess /ˈdʒaɪəntes/ noun [countable] RFan extremely tall strong woman, who is often bad and cruel, in children’s storiesExamples from the Corpusgiantess• Ahead of him the road of cars flexed like a serpent, like the leg of a giantess.• Gozitan legend says that a giantess built the temples single-handed, suckling her baby at the same time.• At its head soared a great fountain on which stood Columbia, a divine giantess, on the Barge of State.• But he had only reached the elbow on which the giantess was supporting herself when a car drew up beside him.
随便看	to the left/right of something to the letter to the manner born to the max to the nearest 10 etc to the nearest hundred etc to the nearest £10/hundred etc to the north to the north (of something) to the north of to the nth degree to the point to the practised eye to the prejudice of to the prejudice of something to the purpose to the rear to the rear of to the right to the right of to the right of to the side to the south to the south (of something) to the south of