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单词 mole
释义
mole
noun[C]
uk
/məʊl/us
/moʊl/

molenoun[C](ANIMAL)

asmallmammalthat isalmostblind, hasdarkfur, andlivesinpassagesthat itdigsunderground
鼹鼠
picture of mole
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Rodents & similar animals
  • beaver
  • bunny
  • capybara
  • chinchilla
  • chipmunk
  • cony
  • flying squirrel
  • gerbil
  • gopher
  • groundhog
  • guinea pig
  • lab rat
  • lemming
  • marmot
  • mice
  • prairie dog
  • squirrel
  • squirrelly
  • vole
  • woodchuck
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molenoun[C](SPOT)

asmall,darkspotorlump(=raisedarea)on a person'sskin
痣
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freckle
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The skin, & skin colour
  • anti-wrinkle
  • ashy
  • beauty spot
  • bloodless
  • blush
  • colouring
  • crevice
  • crimson
  • cutaneous
  • cutis
  • drain
  • florid
  • flush
  • freckle
  • sunbath
  • sunbathing
  • sunburned
  • suntan
  • suntanned
  • tanned
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molenoun[C](PERSON)

apersonwhoworksfor anorganizationorgovernmentandsecretlygivesinformationtoitscompetitororenemy:
内奸
A mole inside theDepartmenthadleakedsecretproposalsto thepress.该部门的一名内部人士向媒体泄露了秘密计划。
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International relations: spying and espionage
  • agent
  • agent provocateur
  • anti-bug
  • counter-espionage
  • insider
  • intel
  • intelligence
  • MI5
  • MI6
  • scout
  • shadow
  • sleuthing
  • snoop
  • spook
  • spy
  • spy onsomeone/something
  • superspy
  • tail
  • tap
  • the CIA
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molenoun[C](MEASUREMENT)

chemistryspecialized
aunitofmeasurementof theamountof asubstanceexpressedingrams
摩尔
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Miscellaneous units of measurement
  • acre
  • acreage
  • caloric
  • dioptre
  • farad
  • fathom
  • firkin
  • flashpoint
  • hectare
  • Hz
  • joule
  • MHz
  • molar
  • newton
  • radian
  • refractive index
  • Scoville scale
  • sievert
  • torr
  • watt
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(Definition ofmolefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

mole| American Dictionary

mole
noun[C]
us
/moʊl/

molenoun[C](ANIMAL)

asmall,dark,furrymammalthatlivesinpassagesitdigsunder theground

molenoun[C](SPOT)

asmall,dark,permanentspotorlumpon a person’sskin

molenoun[C](PERSON)

apersonwhoworkswithin anorganization, such as agovernmentdepartment, andsecretlyreportsinformationaboutitsactivitiestoitsenemy

molenoun[C](MEASUREMENT)

chemistry
aunitofmeasurementof theamountof asubstanceexpressedingrams
(Definition ofmolefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofmole

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However, ' atmospheric pressure ' is generally a noun of measure, in the same category with liters and moles.
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A new form of parasite found in the red blood corpuscles of moles.
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The initial oxygen concentration is 10x4 moles kgwx1.
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Rather than attempting to retrieve samples, the moles undergo a one-way trip generating data as they descend.
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The moles are mounted vertically to the rear of the micro-rover.
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The distribution of moles is not regular.
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The relation between hydatid moles, relative ischemia of the gravid uterus, and the placental origin of preeclampsia.
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Evidence for the differential contribution of t h e maternal and paternal genomes is also provided by the reciprocal phenotypes observed in ovarian teratomas and complete hydatidiform moles in humans.
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The moles would be mounted into a vertical configuration on the microrover, and each would carry sensor heads to the instruments mounted on the rover coupled by dedicated optical-fibre-carrying tethers.
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As noted in the target article (sect. 6.2.3), the ability of moles and worms to sample the global array is entirely adequate for them to achieve adaptive behavior.
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Subsection (3) applies that to rabbits, hares, and other rodents, deer, foxes, and moles, and certain birds.
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Will this upset the licensed poisoning of moles?
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With regard to the date on which the work will be completed, is there no time limit for the contractors who build the moles?
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All that it would have disturbed probably would have been a couple of moles and a few hundred rabbits.
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I am prepared to support a comprehensive attack upon moles as well as upon mice and rats.
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