raven
raven 英 [ˈreɪvn] 美 [ˈrevən]
n. 掠夺，劫掠；大乌鸦 adj. 乌黑的 vt. 掠夺；狼吞虎咽
进行时:ravening 过去式:ravened 过去分词:ravened 第三人称单数:ravens 名词复数:ravens
- A raven is a large, black bird that's a scavenger — meaning that it likes to feed on dead animals. If someone tells you that you have "raven tresses," they are commenting on your hair color, not your eating habits.
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- n. 掠夺，劫掠；大乌鸦
- adj. 乌黑的
- vt. 掠夺；狼吞虎咽
- vi. 掠夺；狼吞虎咽
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1. Ellen's raven hair curling around her tiny, elfin ears. Ellen, quiet and reliable as the moon.
艾伦的乌黑的头发在她小巧的耳朵旁卷曲，艾伦象月亮一样安静可靠。
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2. She was beautiful with her smooth curves, fair skin and raven hair, holding a gold arrow in one hand and a blood red apple in the other.
那个娃娃特漂亮，曲线特别流畅，雪白的皮肤，乌黑的头发，一手拿着金色的箭，另一只手拿着一个血红的苹果。
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3. The violet eyes, Taylor's white skin and raven hair may be captivating on their own, but Etcoff said that it was the combination of them that likely boosted her allure.
泰勒蓝紫色的眼睛、白皙的皮肤和乌黑的头发本身就颇为迷人，但是在艾科夫看来，很可能是所有这些的结合，更增添了她的魅力。
- raven (n.) Old English hræfn (Mercian), hrefn; hræfn (Northumbrian, West Saxon), from Proto-Germanic *khrabanaz (source also of Old Norse hrafn, Danish ravn, Dutch raaf, Old High German hraban, German Rabe "raven," Old English hroc "rook"), from PIE root *ker- (2), imitative of harsh sounds (source also of Latin crepare "to creak, clatter," cornix "crow," corvus "raven;" Greek korax "raven," korone "crow;" Old Church Slavonic kruku "raven;" Lithuanian krauklys "crow").
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