单词 | jaw |
释义 | noun | verb jawjaw1 /dʒɔ/ ●●○ noun 1[countable] science, biology one of the two bones that your teeth are connected to, or the lower part of your face that covers these bones: a broken jaw2[countable usually singular] the shape of someone’s jaw, especially when it shows something about character: He has a strong jaw.3jaws [plural] the mouth of a person or animal, especially a dangerous animal: a lion’s jaws4jaws [plural] the two parts of a machine or tool that move together to hold something tightly5somebody’s jaw dropped used to say that someone looked surprised or shocked: His jaw dropped when he saw his ex-girlfriend.6set your jaw to hold your jaw in a firm position to show that you are determined7the jaws of death/defeat/despair literary a situation in which you almost die, are almost defeated, etc.: snatch victory from the jaws of defeat (=manage to win or succeed after you have nearly failed) [Origin: 1300–1400 Old French joe] → see also Jaws of Life, -jawed noun | verb jawjaw2 verb [intransitive] informal to talk |
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