| 单词 | harry |
| 释义 | har·ry I. intransitive verb < had harried widely and laid siege to Paris — Charlton Laird > transitive verb 1. a. < ordered his troops to harry the town > < shabby trees harried by fire — G.R.Stewart > b. chiefly Scotland < shame lassie for harrying birds' nests — J.M.Barrie > 2. a. < harry a person > < the cat reached out a big fat paw and harried the boy — Erskine Caldwell > b. < saga of migratory laborers harried across the continent — J.D.Hart > 3. now dialect Britain < the devil came and harried off his soul — Emily Brontë > 4. a. < harried by guerrillas and occasionally invaded by organized forces — T.M.Spaulding > b. < three renegade boys who came to harry a couple of farm women — James Kelly > < harries the doctor by telephone — Mary B. Spahr > Synonyms: see worry II. 1. < teased and broken by the harry of the following gale — J.D.Beresford > 2. < cut off from the hurries and harries of the daily world — Roger Angell > |
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