gill
gill 英 [ɡɪl] 美 [ɡɪl]
n. 鳃；菌褶；（山谷中的）沟壑，峡流；及耳（容量单位） vi. 被刺网捕住 vt. 用刺网捕鱼；去除内脏
名词复数:gills
- A gill is the body part that helps a fish breathe underwater. In fish and other aquatic creatures, their gills are equivalent to our lungs.
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- n. 鳃；菌褶；（山谷中的）沟壑，峡流；及耳（容量单位）
- vi. 被刺网捕住
- vt. 用刺网捕鱼；去除内脏
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1. Paul’s only serious complaint with the lovely gill, in person, was that she had brought along her mother.
保罗只是当面跟可爱的吉尔认真地抱怨了一声，因为她把她的老妈也带来了。
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2. He had been following the development of gill arches, swellings around the base of the embryonic head, in mammals and reptiles.
赖歇特曾一直关注腮弓的发展，这是哺乳类与爬行类动物胚胎头部底端形成的一种膨大。
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3. Here, gill Adams, one of the organisers of Silver Surfers' Day, gives her top ten reasons why all older people should get connected.
在这里，“银发网上冲浪者”活动的组织者之一吉尔·亚当斯给出了她的老年人应该上网的十大理由。
- Gill fem. proper name, shortened form of Gillian. Also see Jill. Gill-flirt "giddy young woman" is from 1630s.
- gill (n.1) "organ of breathing in fishes," early 14c., of unknown origin, perhaps related to Scandinavian words, such as Old Norse gjölnar which perhaps means "gills," and Old Danish -gæln (in fiske-gæln "fish gill"); said to be ultimately from a PIE *ghel-una- "jaw" (cognate: Greek kheilos "lip"). Related: Gills.
- gill (n.2) liquid measure (commonly a half-pint), late 13c., from Old French gille, a wine measure, and from Medieval Latin gillo "earthenware jar," words of uncertain origin, perhaps related to the source of gallon.
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