bough
bough 英 [baʊ] 美 [baʊ]
n. 大树枝
名词复数:boughs
- A bough is a large branch from a tree. You know: “When the bough breaks, the cradle will fall...” A “lullaby” about a baby careening to the ground from a broken branch? (Nice.)
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- n. 大树枝
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1. The reports include When the bough Breaks (on child protection); the Ready Or Not!
这些报告包括：树枝何时断裂（关于儿童保护）;是否准备好！
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2. He turned the horse's head into the bushes, hitched him on to a bough, and made a sort of couch or nest for her in the deep mass of dead leaves.
他把马牵到灌木丛那边，把它拴在一根树枝上，又在一大堆厚厚的枯树叶中间，给她弄了一个床或是窝什么的。
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3. Frank: I'm not finished.As I came in here, I heard those words: cradle of leadership.Well, when the bough breaks, the cradle will fall, and it has fallen here, it has fallen.
斯莱德中校：我还说完呢~我刚一进到这里，就听到那些话：“未来领袖的摇篮”如果架子断了，摇篮也就掉了，它已经掉了，它随落了，造就青年，培养未来的领袖，看吧！
- bough (n.) Old English bog "shoulder, arm," extended in Old English to "twig, branch of a tree" (compare limb (n.1)), from Proto-Germanic *bogaz (source also of Old Norse bogr "shoulder," Old High German buog "upper part of the arm or leg," German Bug "shoulder, hock, joint"), from PIE root *bhagu- "arm" (source also of Sanskrit bahus "arm," Armenian bazuk, Greek pakhys "forearm"). The "limb of a tree" sense is peculiar to English.
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