英语单词短语词组“fur”的中文翻译、释义及用法解析-英汉词典

fur

noun

/fɜːr/us

/fɝː/

furnoun(HAIR)

B1[CorU]

thethickhairthatcoversthebodiesof someanimals, or the hair-covered skin(s) ofanimals,removedfromtheirbodies:

（动物的）毛，毛皮

Shestrokedthe rabbit'ssoftfur.她轻抚着兔子身上软软的毛。

"Is thatrealfur onyourcollar?" "Certainly not - I onlywearfakefur."“你领子上用的毛皮是真的吗？”“当然不是——我只穿人造毛。”

a furcoat毛皮大衣

NativeAmericanstradedfurs with earlyEuropeansettlers.美洲印第安人与早期的欧洲定居者进行毛皮交易。

GK Hart/Vikki Hart/DigitalVision/GettyImages

More examples

The animal'sthickfurprovidesvery goodinsulationagainst thearcticcold.
Personally , I don'tthinkanimalsshould bekilledfortheirfur.
Thecatpurredas Istrokeditsfur.
The cat's furbristledand itarcheditsback.
Cats make himsneeze- Ithinkhe'sallergicto the fur.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

The skin, hair & bone of non-human animals

astrakhan
baleen
bristly
bushy
coated
dander
eiderdown
ermine
feather
fleece
hackles
horsehair
lambswool
mane
mother-of-pearl
pelt
sable
sheepskin
spine
wishbone

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furnoun(GREY SUBSTANCE)

[U]

a hardpalegreysubstancethat canformon the inside ofwaterpipes,kettles, etc.

水垢

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Coverings and layers

a blanket ofsomethingidiom
beeswax wrap
blanket
brazen
casing
diaphragm
interstratification
interstratify
lagging
layer
layered
seam
sheath
strata
stratum
substratum
superstratum
tar paper
veil
vein

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furnoun(TONGUE)

[U]

agreyishcoveringon thetongue,causedbyillnessor bysmokingcigarettes

舌苔

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Digestive disorders

achalasia
acid reflux
anti-diarrhoea
anti-diarrhoeal
Aztec two-step
colic
diarrhoea
flatulence
flatus
gastro-oesophageal reflux disease
gastroenteritis
gastroparesis
GORD
IBD
indigestion
regurgitation
sprue
stomach flu
ulcerative colitis
unexplained gastrointestinal bleeding

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Idioms

the fur flies

make the fur fly

fur

verb[I]

/fɜːr/us

/fɝː/

-rr-

Ifwaterpipes,kettles, etc. fur, a hardgreysubstanceformson the inside:

（水管、水壶等）生水锈，结水垢

Over theyears, thepipesinourhousehaveslowlyfurred(up).多年以来，我们房子的水管慢慢地结上了水垢。

(alsofur up)

If someone'sarteries(=tubesthatcarrybloodfromyourheart)fur, or something furs them, theybecomeslightlyblocked:

（动脉）阻塞

Eating too muchfatfurs upyourarterieswhichslowsdown theflowofblood.摄入过多脂肪会阻塞你的动脉，减缓血液流动。

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Covering and adding layers

additive
asphalt
bestrew
blanket
blindfold
gilt
gum
gumsomethingup
inlaid
lag
laminate
layer
render
retile
retread
seasoned
slapsomethingon
smothersomethingin/withsomething
tent
wax

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You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics:

Closing and blocking

Disorders & diseases of the heart & blood

(Definition offurfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

fur| American Dictionary

fur

noun[C/U]

/fɜr/

thesoft,thickhairthatcoversthebodiesof someanimals, or the hair-coveredskinofanimals,removedfromtheirbodies:

[U]Persiancatshavelongfur.

[U]Myjacketislinedwith fur.

[C]Sheworediamondsand furs and alwayslookedglamorous.

Examplesoffur

fur

Then they got to a boucle sweater, which looked like poodlefur.

FromFast Company

It's like black spots on blackfur-- you can't see them, but they're there, all the same.

FromWashington Times

This is true in the areas of raw hides, skins, leather, and furs, and transportation.

FromForeign Policy

The breeders also built in loosefur, so any bites wouldn't do much damage.

FromNPR

As a consequence, all that oily and waxy sebum, normally committed to lubricatingfur, hadn't muchfurto lubricate.

FromSlate Magazine

They used images of thefurand of all the internal organs.

FromNPR

Velvet is soft to the touch, like very shortfur, and feels like life.

FromOregonLive.com

If you have expensive furs or home office equipment, you would need a separate rider to get adequate coverage.

FromCBS News

The more people who live there, the more skin that's going to be shed, the more pets, the more animalfur.

FromTIME

He bought his wife afur, immediately started the firm that would make his name synonymous with wealth, and boasted that he never looks back.

FromNew York Post

Modern tradition prefers the more friendly idea of an old man dressed infurand rags who gave toys to good children.

FromBuffalo News

I'm going to have my own line of luxuryfurcoats.

FromNew York Post

There's herring, too, pickled or prepared as selyodka pod shuba -- in afurcoat.

FromNPR

These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors.

单词	fur
释义	fur noun uk /fɜːr/us /fɝː/ furnoun(HAIR) B1[CorU] thethickhairthatcoversthebodiesof someanimals, or the hair-covered skin(s) ofanimals,removedfromtheirbodies: （动物的）毛，毛皮 Shestrokedthe rabbit'ssoftfur.她轻抚着兔子身上软软的毛。 "Is thatrealfur onyourcollar?" "Certainly not - I onlywearfakefur."“你领子上用的毛皮是真的吗？”“当然不是——我只穿人造毛。” a furcoat毛皮大衣 NativeAmericanstradedfurs with earlyEuropeansettlers.美洲印第安人与早期的欧洲定居者进行毛皮交易。 GK Hart/Vikki Hart/DigitalVision/GettyImages More examples The animal'sthickfurprovidesvery goodinsulationagainst thearcticcold. Personally , I don'tthinkanimalsshould bekilledfortheirfur. Thecatpurredas Istrokeditsfur. The cat's furbristledand itarcheditsback. Cats make himsneeze- Ithinkhe'sallergicto the fur. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases The skin, hair & bone of non-human animals astrakhan baleen bristly bushy coated dander eiderdown ermine feather fleece hackles horsehair lambswool mane mother-of-pearl pelt sable sheepskin spine wishbone See more results » furnoun(GREY SUBSTANCE) [U] a hardpalegreysubstancethat canformon the inside ofwaterpipes,kettles, etc. 水垢 SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Coverings and layers a blanket ofsomethingidiom beeswax wrap blanket brazen casing diaphragm interstratification interstratify lagging layer layered seam sheath strata stratum substratum superstratum tar paper veil vein See more results » furnoun(TONGUE) [U] agreyishcoveringon thetongue,causedbyillnessor bysmokingcigarettes 舌苔 SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Digestive disorders achalasia acid reflux anti-diarrhoea anti-diarrhoeal Aztec two-step colic diarrhoea flatulence flatus gastro-oesophageal reflux disease gastroenteritis gastroparesis GORD IBD indigestion regurgitation sprue stomach flu ulcerative colitis unexplained gastrointestinal bleeding See more results » Idioms the fur flies make the fur fly fur verb[I] UK uk /fɜːr/us /fɝː/ -rr- Ifwaterpipes,kettles, etc. fur, a hardgreysubstanceformson the inside: （水管、水壶等）生水锈，结水垢 Over theyears, thepipesinourhousehaveslowlyfurred(up).多年以来，我们房子的水管慢慢地结上了水垢。 (alsofur up) If someone'sarteries(=tubesthatcarrybloodfromyourheart)fur, or something furs them, theybecomeslightlyblocked: （动脉）阻塞 Eating too muchfatfurs upyourarterieswhichslowsdown theflowofblood.摄入过多脂肪会阻塞你的动脉，减缓血液流动。 SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Covering and adding layers additive asphalt bestrew blanket blindfold gilt gum gumsomethingup inlaid lag laminate layer render retile retread seasoned slapsomethingon smothersomethingin/withsomething tent wax See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Closing and blocking Disorders & diseases of the heart & blood (Definition offurfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press) fur\| American Dictionary fur noun[C/U] us /fɜr/ thesoft,thickhairthatcoversthebodiesof someanimals, or the hair-coveredskinofanimals,removedfromtheirbodies: [U]Persiancatshavelongfur. [U]Myjacketislinedwith fur. [C]Sheworediamondsand furs and alwayslookedglamorous. (Definition offurfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press) Examplesoffur fur Then they got to a boucle sweater, which looked like poodlefur. FromFast Company It's like black spots on blackfur-- you can't see them, but they're there, all the same. FromWashington Times This is true in the areas of raw hides, skins, leather, and furs, and transportation. FromForeign Policy The breeders also built in loosefur, so any bites wouldn't do much damage. FromNPR As a consequence, all that oily and waxy sebum, normally committed to lubricatingfur, hadn't muchfurto lubricate. FromSlate Magazine They used images of thefurand of all the internal organs. FromNPR Velvet is soft to the touch, like very shortfur, and feels like life. FromOregonLive.com If you have expensive furs or home office equipment, you would need a separate rider to get adequate coverage. FromCBS News The more people who live there, the more skin that's going to be shed, the more pets, the more animalfur. FromTIME He bought his wife afur, immediately started the firm that would make his name synonymous with wealth, and boasted that he never looks back. FromNew York Post Modern tradition prefers the more friendly idea of an old man dressed infurand rags who gave toys to good children. FromBuffalo News I'm going to have my own line of luxuryfurcoats. FromNew York Post There's herring, too, pickled or prepared as selyodka pod shuba -- in afurcoat. FromNPR These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. #https://dictionary.cambridge.org//dictionary/english/fur##
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