dwarf
dwarf 英 [dwɔ:f] 美 [dwɔrf]
v. 变矮小 n. 侏儒,矮子 adj. 矮小的
进行时:dwarfing 过去式:dwarfed 过去分词:dwarfed 第三人称单数:dwarfs 名词复数:dwarfs
- An unusually short, small person is sometimes called a dwarf. There are many different genetic medical conditions that can cause a person to be classified as a little person or a dwarf.
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- v. 变矮小
- n. 侏儒,矮子
- adj. 矮小的
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1. a dwarf
一个侏儒。
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2. The old houses were dwarfed by the huge buildings。
这些旧房子在高楼大厦的映衬下显得十分矮小。
- dwarf (n.) Old English dweorh, dweorg (West Saxon), duerg (Mercian), "very short human being," from Proto-Germanic *dweraz (source also of Old Frisian dwerch, Old Saxon dwerg, Old High German twerg, German Zwerg, Old Norse dvergr), perhaps from PIE *dhwergwhos "something tiny," but with no established cognates outside Germanic. The mythological sense is 1770, from German (it seems never to have developed independently in English).
- dwarf (v.) "to render dwarfish," 1620s, from dwarf (n.); sense of "to cause to look small" is from 1850. Related: Dwarfed; dwarfing.
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