collie
collie 英 [ˈkɒli] 美 [ˈkɑli]
n. 柯利牧羊狗（原产苏格兰）
名词复数:collies
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- n. 柯利牧羊狗（原产苏格兰）
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1. But the third dog, a 12-year-old collie, remained close to the woman as she stood in her doorway.
可第三只狗，12岁的柯利牧羊犬, 在女主人站在门口的时候，依然呆在主人的身边。
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2. On the "hidden" menu, create a separate Category List Menu Item for collie and Beagle. Set the parameters for each of these to the desired values to control the display.
在“hidden”菜单中，创建两个菜单项，分别关联至“Collie”和“Beagle”这两个分类，并按照我们的呈现需求为它们设置参数。
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3. There are many rivers in Scotland, Iceland and Norway where streamer-like flies such as the collie Dog and the Moonray Shadow are fished, sometimes with a hitch in the line to create a riffle.
苏格兰、冰岛和挪威有许多河流，这里使用Collie Dog和Moonray Shadow等长条形的钓饵，有时会在鱼线上打一个结，制造涟漪。
- collie (n.) breed of dog, a kind of sheep-dog much esteemed in Scotland, 1650s, of uncertain origin. Possibly from dialectal coaly "coal-black," the color of some breeds (compare colley, "sheep with black face and legs," attested from 1793; Middle English colfox, "coal-fox," a variety of fox with tail and both ears tipped with black; and colley, Somerset dialectal name for "blackbird"). Or from Scandinavian proper name Colle, which is known to have been applied to dogs in Middle English ("Ran Colle our dogge, and Talbot, and Gerlond" [Chaucer, "Nun's Priest's Tale"]). Century Dictionary cites Gaelic cuilean, cuilein "a whelp, puppy, cub." Or perhaps it is a convergence of them. Border-collie (by 1894) was so called from being bred in the border region between Scotland and England.
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