单词 | mound |
释义 | mound I. transitive verb 1. archaic a. < to mound over the hill would require double the rails — Jethro Tull > b. < heaped hills that mound the sea — Alfred Tennyson > 2. a. < snow mounded in high white cones above the pillars — Josephine Johnson > b. < roses are mounded for winter protection > < the mounded grave of a British Tommy — T.O.Heggen > < spotted the wreck, which the silt of 22 centuries had mounded up — National Geographic > intransitive verb < thunderheads are mounding in the west > II. 1. a. dialect chiefly England b. obsolete < stars, whose whirling courses … mark the true mounds of years, and months, and days — Josuah Sylvester > 2. a. b. 3. a. < mounds of oyster shells surround the weathered frame shacks — American Guide Series: Florida > < began to process mounds of orders — M.E.Harvey > < fluffy mounds of mashed potatoes — Jack Alexander > b. c. < mounds and dunes of loose sand — Willa Cather > < hurricanes … dragging in their centers a mound of seawater — Marjory S. Douglas > specifically < under his left eye was a mound of bluish flesh — G.B.Shaw > III. also mond |
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