jaw 英 [dʒɔ:] 　 美 [dʒɔ]

jaw

jaw　 英 [dʒɔ:] 美 [dʒɔ]

n. 颌；下巴　

进行时:jawing　 过去式:jawed　 过去分词:jawed　 第三人称单数:jaws　 名词复数:jaws　

the top jaw，the upper jaw　上颌
the bottom jaw，the lower jaw　下颌

  • Your jaw is the bottom, hinged part of your skull that holds your teeth. When you have a cavity, it can make your whole jaw hurt.
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  • n. 颌；下巴

  • 1. the top jaw，the upper jaw

    上颌

  • 2. the bottom jaw，the lower jaw

    下颌

  • 3. He has a strong square jaw.

    他长着一副结实的方下巴。

  • 4. The punch broke my jaw.

    这一拳打坏了我的下巴。

jaw / dʒɔː ; NAmE dʒɔː / noun , verb jaw jaws jawed jawing noun 1 [countable ] either of the two bones at the bottom of the face that contain the teeth and move when you talk or eat 颌 ◆ the top/upper jaw 上颌 ◆ the bottom/lower jaw 下颌 2 [singular ] the lower part of the face; the lower jaw 下巴；下颌 ◆ He has a strong square jaw. 他长着一副结实的方下巴。 ◆ The punch broke my jaw. 这一拳打坏了我的下巴。 3 jaws [plural ] the mouth and teeth of a person or an animal 口部；嘴 ◆ The alligator's jaws snapped shut. 钝吻鳄的嘴吧嗒一声闭上了。 4 jaws [plural ] the parts of a tool or machine that are used to hold things tightly （工具或机器的）钳夹部份，钳口 ◆ the jaws of a vice 虎钳口 IDIOMS sb's ˈjaw dropped/fell/sagged used to say that sb suddenly looked surprised, shocked or disappointed （突然吃惊或失望得）张口结舌，目瞪口呆，垂头丧气 the jaws of ˈdeath, deˈfeat, etc. ( literary) used to describe an unpleasant situation that almost happens 鬼门关；失败的险境 ◆ The team snatched victory from the jaws of defeat. 这个队翻盘而得险胜。 the jaws of a tunnel, etc. the narrow entrance to a tunnel, etc, especially one that looks dangerous （隧道等处尤指看起来危险的）狭窄入口 verb [intransitive ] ( informal, often disapproving) to talk, especially to talk a lot or for a long time 唠唠叨叨；喋喋不休 jaw / dʒɔː ; NAmE dʒɔː /
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