beak 英 [bi:k]   美 [bik]

beak

beak  英 [bi:k] 美 [bik]

n. [鸟] 鸟嘴;鹰钩鼻子;地方执法官;男教师 

名词复数:beaks 

As you turn the timer dial, the beak lowers the tea into the hot water. 当你旋转定时器的转盘时,鸟嘴会降低,而茶叶袋也会浸入杯中。
BUT SEE THE DOC IF...your nails have all developed a strange downward curve like a parrot s beak. This is “clubbing” it s rare but can be a sign of lung or gut problems. 但如果有以下现象就要去看医生了 你的指甲都出现了一条奇怪的向下的弧线,就像鹦鹉的嘴,这是“鼓捶指” 虽然很罕见,但却可能是肺部或肠子有问题的讯号。

  • When you see a bird pecking around in your backyard, it’s using its beak to probe the ground for food. A beak is the hard, pointed structure sticking out from a bird’s face.
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  • n. [鸟] 鸟嘴;鹰钩鼻子;地方执法官;男教师
  • 1. As you turn the timer dial, the beak lowers the tea into the hot water.

    当你旋转定时器的转盘时,鸟嘴会降低,而茶叶袋也会浸入杯中。

  • 2. BUT SEE THE DOC IF...your nails have all developed a strange downward curve like a parrot s beak. This is “clubbing” it s rare but can be a sign of lung or gut problems.

    但如果有以下现象就要去看医生了 你的指甲都出现了一条奇怪的向下的弧线,就像鹦鹉的嘴,这是“鼓捶指” 虽然很罕见,但却可能是肺部或肠子有问题的讯号。

  • 3. Averaged across all species, temperature explained 16 per cent of beak size variation.For gulls and penguins it accounted for 66 per cent and 43 per cent of the variation respectively.

    被研究的所有鸟类平均起来算,其中有16%的喙长差异可以用温度来解释,而鸥类和企鹅的单独种类数据则分别达到了66% 和43%。

  • beak (n.) mid-13c., "bird's bill," from Old French bec "beak," figuratively "mouth," also "tip or point of a nose, a lance, a ship, a shoe," from Late Latin beccus (source also of Italian becco, Spanish pico), by the Romans said to be of Gaulish origin, perhaps from Gaulish beccus, possibly related to Celtic stem *bacc- "hook." Or there may be a link in Old English becca "pickax, sharp end." Modern jocular sense of "human nose" is from 1854 (the word was used mid-15c. in the same sense).
beak / biːk ; NAmE biːk / noun 1 the hard pointed or curved outer part of a bird's mouth 鸟喙 SYN bill The gull held the fish in its beak. 海鸥嘴里叼着鱼。 2 ( humorous) a person's nose, especially when it is large and/or pointed 鹰钩鼻;尖鼻;鼻子 3 ( old-fashioned) ( BrE slang) a person in a position of authority, especially a judge 掌权者;(尤指)法官 beak beaks beak / biːk ; NAmE biːk /
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