stag
stag 英 [stæg] 美 [stæɡ]
n. 牡鹿；不带女伴的舞客；阉割过的雄鹿 adj. 全是男人的 vi. 不带女伴参加晚会
进行时:stagging 过去式:stagged 过去分词:stagged 第三人称单数:stags 名词复数:stags
- A stag is another word for a buck, or a male deer. If you spot a family of deer in the woods, the stag is the one with the largest antlers.
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- n. 牡鹿；不带女伴的舞客；阉割过的雄鹿
- adj. 全是男人的
- vi. 不带女伴参加晚会
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1. In the meantime the loving sister was terribly alarmed at finding the stag's foot wounded and bleeding.
与此同时这个可爱的小妹妹非常惶恐的发现牡鹿的脚受伤并且流血了。
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2. As soon as the king caught sight of him, he said to the huntsmen, "Follow that stag about, but don't hurt him.
很快国王就发现了他的踪迹，他对猎人们说，“跟着这个牡鹿，但是不要伤害他。”
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3. The sounding horn, the barking of the dogs, the holloa of the huntsmen, resounded through the forest, and were heard by the stag, who became eager to join his companions.
号角的声音，猎狗的吠叫声，猎人的口号声，回荡在树林里，牡鹿听到了，他变得非常渴望加入到其他的鹿群中间。
- stag (n.) late 12c., probably from Old English stagga "a stag," from Proto-Germanic *stag-, from PIE root *stegh- "to stick, prick, sting." The Old Norse equivalent was used of male foxes, tomcats, and dragons; and the Germanic root word perhaps originally meant "male animal in its prime."
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