werewolf
werewolf 英 ['weəwʊlf;'wɪə-;'wɜː-] 美 ['wɛrwʊlf]
n. 狼人；凶人；残忍狡诈的人
名词复数:werewolves
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- n. 狼人；凶人；残忍狡诈的人
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1. werewolf syndrome is extremely rare, with only 50 recorded cases in the past 300 years.
狼人综合症极其罕见，在过去300年里，只有50个案例记录在案。
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2. The actress, currently recurring on The Vampire Diaries as a mysterious werewolf, will take a break from unleashing her fangs and appear in a February episode of Hawaii Five-O.
这位女演员，最近出现在《吸血鬼日记》中扮演一个神秘的狼人角色，她将暂且收起尖牙去《天堂执法者》即将在二月播出的剧集中露个面。
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3. Nazi Propaganda Minister Joseph Goebbels had announced Operation werewolf, a plan for guerrilla commandos to operate behind enemy lines as the Allies advanced across Germany.
纳粹宣传部长约瑟夫 格贝尔宣布狼人计划，一个象先前同盟国穿越德国时一样的在敌后运动的游击队。
- werewolf (n.) late Old English werewulf "person with the power to turn into a wolf," from wer "man, male person" (from PIE root *wi-ro- "man") + wulf (see wolf (n.); also see here for a short discussion of the mythology). Belief in them was widespread in the Middle Ages. Similar formation in Middle Dutch weerwolf, Old High German werwolf, Swedish varulf. In the ancient Persian calendar, the eighth month (October-November) was Varkazana-, literally "(Month of the) Wolf-Men."
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