rat 英 [ræt]   美 [ræt]

rat

rat  英 [ræt] 美 [ræt]

n. 鼠; 

进行时:ratting  过去式:ratted  过去分词:ratted  第三人称单数:rats  名词复数:rats 

rat poison 老鼠药
Where I come from, you don't rat on your friends. 在我的老家,谁都不出卖朋友。

  • Rats are mouse-like rodents with long tails, pointed noses, and whiskers. Rats are often associated with filth and disease. So, if someone calls you a rat, it's not like being called a fox. It's an insult.
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  • n. 鼠;
  • 1. rat poison

    老鼠药

  • 2. Where I come from, you don't rat on your friends.

    在我的老家,谁都不出卖朋友。

rat / ræt ; NAmE ræt / noun , verb rat rats ratted ratting noun 1 a small animal with a long tail, that looks like a large mouse, usually considered a pest(= an animal which is disliked because it destroys food or spreads disease) 老鼠;耗子 rat poison 老鼠药 compare rug rat 2 ( informal, disapproving) an unpleasant person, especially one who is not loyal or who tricks sb 讨厌的人;卑鄙的小人;骗子 IDIOMsee sink v. , smell v. verb ( -tt- ) PHRASAL VERBS ˈrat on sb ( NAmE also rat sb out (to sb) ) ( informal, disapproving) to tell sb in authority about sth wrong that sb else has done 泄漏秘密;告密 Where I come from, you don't rat on your friends. 在我的老家,谁都不出卖朋友。 ˈrat on sth ( BrE) ( informal) to not do sth that you have agreed or promised to do 背弃做某事的诺言 SYN renege The government is accused of ratting on its promises to the unemployed. 政府被指责对失业者背信弃义。 rat sb↔out (to sb) ( especially NAmE) ( informal, disapproving) = rat on sb Someone ratted us out to the police. 有人向警方告发了我们。 rat / ræt ; NAmE ræt /
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