| 释义 |
wood·ward
I. \ˈwu̇ˌdwȯrd\ noun
(-s)
Etymology: Middle English wodeward, from Old English wuduweard, from wudu wood + weard ward
: an English forest officer charged with guarding a wood
II. \-_dwə(r)d\ adverb
Etymology: wood (I) + -ward
: toward a wood |