hoof 英 [hu:f]   美 [hʊf, huf]

hoof

hoof  英 [hu:f] 美 [hʊf, huf]

vi. 步行;踢;跳舞  vt. 用蹄踢;步行  n. 蹄;人的脚 

进行时:hoofing  过去式:hoofed  过去分词:hoofed  第三人称单数:hoofs  名词复数:hooves 

Their results showed that IRT photography could detect elevated hoof temperatures up to 2 days before cattle developed clinical signs. 他们的研究结果表明,红外热成像照片能够在牲畜表现出临床症状前2天检测到升高的蹄温。
Throughout the three weeks of production, Lindsay and Paul shot on land and air, foot and hoof across the vast Icelandic landscape. 在三个周的制作过程中,两位摄影家跨越广阔的冰岛来拍摄大地、蓝天、马蹄。

  • A foot is to a human what a hoof is to a horse, a goat, or a giraffe. Each hoof protects the animal and helps it to walk and run.
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  • vi. 步行;踢;跳舞
  • vt. 用蹄踢;步行
  • n. 蹄;人的脚
  • 1. Their results showed that IRT photography could detect elevated hoof temperatures up to 2 days before cattle developed clinical signs.

    他们的研究结果表明,红外热成像照片能够在牲畜表现出临床症状前2天检测到升高的蹄温。

  • 2. Throughout the three weeks of production, Lindsay and Paul shot on land and air, foot and hoof across the vast Icelandic landscape.

    在三个周的制作过程中,两位摄影家跨越广阔的冰岛来拍摄大地、蓝天、马蹄。

  • 3. That afternoon, when he dismounted once again and had his horse fed, a servant came into the inn and said, "Sir, a shoe is missing from your horse's left hind hoof.

    下午时候,他又一次叫人喂马,马童走进房间对他说:“老爷,马后腿上的一块蹄铁掉了,要不要我把它带到铁匠那去呢?”

  • hoof (n.) Old English hof "hoof," from Proto-Germanic *hofaz (source also of Old Saxon, Old Frisian hof, Old Norse hofr, Danish hov, Dutch hoef, German Huf "hof"), from PIE *kop- "to beat, strike" (source also of Sanskrit saphah "hoof," Polish kopyto "hoof;" see hatchet (n.)). For spelling, see hood (n.1).
  • hoof (v.) "having hoofs (of a specified kind)," c. 1500 in compounds, from hoof (n.). Meaning "to walk" (as in hoof it) is from 1640s; slang meaning "to dance" is 1920, American English (implied in hoofer). Related: Hoofing.
hoof / huːf ; NAmE huːf / noun , verb hoof hooves hoofs noun ( plural hoofs or hooves / huːvz ; NAmE huːvz / ) the hard part of the foot of some animals, for example horses (马等动物的)蹄 IDIOM on the ˈhoof 1 meat that is sold, transported, etc. on the hoofis sold, etc. while the cow or sheep is still alive (牲畜等)活着的,待宰的 2 ( BrE) ( informal) if you do sth on the hoof,you do it quickly and without giving it your full attention because you are doing sth else at the same time 草草地;顺便 verb hoofsth ( informal) to kick a ball very hard or a long way 猛踢(球);把(球)踢出很远 IDIOM ˈhoof it ( informal) to go somewhere on foot; to walk somewhere 步行(到某处) We hoofed it all the way to 42nd Street. 我们一路步行到了第 42 街。 hoof / huːf ; NAmE huːf / hooves / huːvz ; NAmE huːvz /
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