英语词汇“pup”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

pup

/pʌp

noun

1A young dog.Kate, who owns Parker, the youngest of the pups, has made the same mistake I made with Poppy when she was little - namely not understanding how much food you have to give them....

Among popular indigenous breeds such as the Rampur and the Mudhol hounds, the male pups are fancied, leaving only a few males to breed.
I thought of the prayer I had said when I asked God to help me get two hound pups.

1.1A young wolf, seal, rat, or other mammal.In spring, the seals' breeding season, mother seals and their pups take refuge in agloos - little snow lairs atop the sea ice....

Leopard seals typically feed on penguins and the pups of other seal species but will eat ‘just about everything they come across,’ Rogers said.
In 1987 decades of protest culminated in a ban on the clubbing of white-furred harp seal pups in Canada.

1.2 dated A cheeky or arrogant boy or young man: you saucy young pup!...

Regular readers will know the frustration I have felt at being beaten by this arrogant young pup on previous occasions.
The young pup railed against the ‘purist’ who apparently believe that profit is a dirty word and felt that making money somehow corrupted their ‘craft’.
Then a young pup of a deputy sports editor ordered me to leave the comfort of my sofa and actually go to Muirfield to experience the golf in the raw.

verb (pups, pupping, pupped) [no object]

(Of bitches and certain other female animals) give birth to young: our Doberman just pupped (as adjective pupping) pupping females...

Could these be the same birds that every year turn up hundreds of miles away along the desert coast just in time for the sea lion pupping season?
Bearded seals and walrus, feed in relatively shallow waters and rely on benthic prey associated with continental shelf areas and rely on annual sea ice for pupping.
We have assumed that a reduction in sea ice area is largely detrimental to icebreeding seals but it is conceivable that, similar to their more temperate relatives, they may move to landbased haul-outs, moulting, and pupping areas.

Phrases

in pup

the night's (only) a pup

sell someone a pup

Origin

Late 16th century (in the sense 'arrogant young man'): back-formation from puppy, interpreted as a diminutive.

The word pup is a shortening of puppy (Late Middle English), from Old French poupee ‘doll, plaything’, which is related to poppet (Late Middle English) and puppet (mid 16th century). To sell someone a pup is to swindle them, especially by selling them something that is worth far less than they expect. This dates from the early 20th century and was presumably based on the idea of dishonestly selling someone a young and inexperienced dog when they were expecting an older, trained animal.

单词	pup
释义	pup /pʌp / noun 1A young dog.Kate, who owns Parker, the youngest of the pups, has made the same mistake I made with Poppy when she was little - namely not understanding how much food you have to give them.... Among popular indigenous breeds such as the Rampur and the Mudhol hounds, the male pups are fancied, leaving only a few males to breed. I thought of the prayer I had said when I asked God to help me get two hound pups. 1.1A young wolf, seal, rat, or other mammal.In spring, the seals' breeding season, mother seals and their pups take refuge in agloos - little snow lairs atop the sea ice.... Leopard seals typically feed on penguins and the pups of other seal species but will eat ‘just about everything they come across,’ Rogers said. In 1987 decades of protest culminated in a ban on the clubbing of white-furred harp seal pups in Canada. 1.2 dated A cheeky or arrogant boy or young man: you saucy young pup!... Regular readers will know the frustration I have felt at being beaten by this arrogant young pup on previous occasions. The young pup railed against the ‘purist’ who apparently believe that profit is a dirty word and felt that making money somehow corrupted their ‘craft’. Then a young pup of a deputy sports editor ordered me to leave the comfort of my sofa and actually go to Muirfield to experience the golf in the raw. verb (pups, pupping, pupped) [no object] (Of bitches and certain other female animals) give birth to young: our Doberman just pupped (as adjective pupping) pupping females... Could these be the same birds that every year turn up hundreds of miles away along the desert coast just in time for the sea lion pupping season? Bearded seals and walrus, feed in relatively shallow waters and rely on benthic prey associated with continental shelf areas and rely on annual sea ice for pupping. We have assumed that a reduction in sea ice area is largely detrimental to icebreeding seals but it is conceivable that, similar to their more temperate relatives, they may move to landbased haul-outs, moulting, and pupping areas. Phrases in pup the night's (only) a pup sell someone a pup Origin Late 16th century (in the sense 'arrogant young man'): back-formation from puppy, interpreted as a diminutive. The word pup is a shortening of puppy (Late Middle English), from Old French poupee ‘doll, plaything’, which is related to poppet (Late Middle English) and puppet (mid 16th century). To sell someone a pup is to swindle them, especially by selling them something that is worth far less than they expect. This dates from the early 20th century and was presumably based on the idea of dishonestly selling someone a young and inexperienced dog when they were expecting an older, trained animal. Rhymes cup, grown-up, scup, straight-up, stuck-up, summing-up, sup, totting-up, two-up, up, washing-up
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