pug是什么意思

短语搭配

(1)pug nose狮子鼻；扁鼻子

(2)pug mill拌泥机

(3)pug dog哈巴狗

双语例句

(1)Pugs are generally mild in temperament.

巴哥犬普遍性情温和。

(2)The pug moth has huge wings and gorgeous colors.

尺蛾双翅硕大且色泽绚丽。

(3)The craftsman is pugging the clay.

手工艺者正在捣拌黏土。

(4)The other names of this dog are Chinese pug, Dutch bulldog, Dutch mastiff and Mini mastiff and its country of origin is China.

这种狗的其他名字是中国哈巴狗、荷兰牛头犬、荷兰獒、小型獒，它的原产国是中国。

(5)A forlorn pug photographed as he waited for his owner by the side of the road has been acclaimed as the world's saddest dog.

一只被遗弃的哈巴狗在路边等待它的主人时被拍到，被誉为世界上最忧伤的狗。

(6)The couple doted on the pug dogs they kept.

这对夫妇很溺爱他们养的哈巴狗。

(7)The part of the nose critical in controlling body temperature is smaller in the pug than in the normocephalic German Shepherd.

哈巴狗鼻子中控制体温的关键部位要比正常头型的德国牧羊犬小。

(8)Pug gave his son a pleased look.

帕格用喜悦的眼色望了望他的儿子。

同义词

n. 哈巴狗；狮子鼻；泥料；脚印

vt. 捣，拌；跟踪追寻

adj. 舒服的；贴身的；往上翘的

释义

n.

(亦作pug dog)a dog of a dwarf breed like a bulldog with a broad flat nose and deeply wrinkled face

哈巴狗。

a small slender moth which rests with its wings stretched out to the sides

尺蠖。

n.

loam or clay mixed and worked into a soft,plastic condition without air pockets for making bricks or pottery

（制砖或陶器用细细搅拌过的）泥料。

v.

[usu. as adj. pugged]prepare (clay) in this way,typically in a machine with rotating blades

（尤指用带旋转叶片的机器）细细搅拌（黏土）。

[usu. as noun pugging]pack (a space,typically the space under a floor) with pug,sawdust,or other material in order to deaden sound

用泥料（或锯屑等）填塞（尤指地板之下隙处）以消音。

n.

informal a boxer

〈非正式〉 拳击运动员，拳击手。

n.

the footprint of an animal

（动物的）足迹

[as modifier]I saw the pug marks of the tigress in the soft earth.

我在松软的地里发现那只母老虎的足迹。

v.

track (an animal) by its footprints

（顺着动物足迹）跟踪。

类似拼写词

pug n. 哈巴狗；尺蠖；泥料；拳击运动员；拳击手；足迹

pig n. 猪；生铁块；生铅锭；清管器；野猪；小猪；猪肉；猪一样（贪婪、肮脏、讨厌）的人

put v. 放；置；使处于某一状态；把… 归咎于；把… 推诿给；把…施加于；投掷；推；写上；印上

词源

" mid 18th cent． （in sense 1）： perhaps of Low German origin． Sense 2 dates from the early 19th cent． early 19th cent.: of unknown origin．mid 19th cent.: abbreviation of PUGILIST．mid 19th cent.: from Hindi pag ‘footprint’．"