fang
fang 英 [fæŋ] 美 [fæŋ]
n. （犬，狼等的）尖牙；[解剖] 牙根；（毒蛇的）毒牙；尖端 vt. 灌水引动（水泵）
名词复数:fangs
- A fang is a long, sharp tooth that is used to do harm. Vampires have them, venomous snakes have them... you could have them, too, if your Halloween costume includes a set of pointy teeth.
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- n. （犬，狼等的）尖牙；[解剖] 牙根；（毒蛇的）毒牙；尖端
- vt. 灌水引动（水泵）
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1. “I can call him once a week,” says fang.
“我一星期给他打一个电话，”方咬金说。
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2. Usually at this time of the year, fang should be sweating in the fields.
通常一年中这个时候，方应该在田地里满头大汗的。
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3. They helped fang to go through the procedures, showed her around campus and shared stories of college life.
他们帮助方英甫办理入学手续，带她在校园参观、并与她分享校园生活的经历。
- fang (n.) Old English fang "prey, spoils, plunder, booty; a seizing or taking," from gefangen, strong past participle of fon "seize, take, capture," from Proto-Germanic *fangiz (source also of Old Frisian fangia, Middle Dutch and Dutch vangen, Old Norse fanga, German fangen, Gothic fahan), from nasalized form of PIE root *pag- "to fasten" (source also of Latin pax "peace").
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