beavers

英 [ˈbiːvəz]

美 [ˈbiːvərz]

n.  河狸，海狸(水栖啮齿动物，加拿大的象征); 海狸毛皮(用以制作衣帽); 女子阴部
v.  埋头苦干
beaver的第三人称单数和复数

柯林斯词典

• 河狸
  Abeaveris a furry animal with a big flat tail and large teeth. Beavers use their teeth to cut wood and build dams in rivers.
• N-UNCOUNT 河狸毛皮
  Beaveris the fur of a beaver.
  1. ...a coat with a huge beaver collar.
     大河狸领外套

双语例句

• In1928 some porpoises were photographed working like beavers to push ashore a waterlogged mattress.
  在1928年，有人拍摄到了海豚像海狸一样把浸透水的床垫推上岸的情景。
• But gradually the wood in them decays and the beavers add more and more mud to repair them.
  然而，堤内的木头会渐渐腐烂，于是河狸又往堤上加更多的泥巴来修补。
• They're at the little house at the dam with the beavers.
  他们和海狸们在水坝旁边的小房子里。
• I'm still trying to wake up and this voice says,'I hear you're looking for beavers.
  我还在迷迷糊糊呢，那个人就说，‘我听说你要找海狸是吧’。
• So in general Americans take a more positive attitude towards work and are all eager beavers.
  所以，一般来说，美国人对工作的态度更加积极，他们都是勤奋上进的人。
• Beavers are noted for their skill in building dams across streams.
  海狸因其会在水流中筑堤而闻名。
• Beavers often build dams to keep the water of the pond at a constant level.
  河狸常常修筑堤坝，使水塘的水位保持不变。
• Beavers seem to know just how high to make a dam.
  河狸似乎知道该把堤坝筑多高正好。
• Beavers live and work together in family groups.
  河狸以家庭为群，一起生活和工作。
• Large more or less primitive rodents: squirrels; marmots; gophers; beavers; etc..
  或多或少远古的大型啮齿动物；松鼠；旱獭；囊地鼠；海狸；等。