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beaver

/bee-ver/US // ˈbi vər //UK // (ˈbiːvə) //

海狸,河狸,海獭,山狸

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Definitions

n.名词 noun
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    plural bea·vers, bea·ver for 1.

    • : a large, amphibious rodent of the genus Castor, having sharp incisors, webbed hind feet, and a flattened tail, noted for its ability to dam streams with trees, branches, etc.
    • : the fur of this animal.
    • : a flat, round hat made of beaver fur or a similar fabric.
    • : a tall, cylindrical hat for men, formerly made of beaver and now of a fabric simulating this fur.Compare opera hat, silk hat, top hat.
    • : Informal. a full beard or a man wearing one.
    • : Informal. an exceptionally active or hard-working person.
    • : Slang: Vulgar. a woman's pubic area.Offensive.a term used to refer to a woman.
    • : Textiles. a cotton cloth with a thick nap, used chiefly in the manufacture of work clothes. a heavy, soft, woolen cloth with a thick nap, made to resemble beaver fur.
    • : a native or inhabitant of Oregon, the Beaver State.
v.无主动词 verb
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    • : British. to work very hard or industriously at something.

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Examples

  • However, only about a third of these sites occurred near features such as beaver feeding trails.

  • That was the Year of the Beaver, when trees by the creek were suddenly reduced to pointed nubs, like pencils in a sharpener.

  • I’ve gotten bell to bell face shots of champagne powder at Steamboat Springs, ripped groomer after groomer under a cloudless sky at Beaver Creek and racked up insane amounts of vertical at Jackson Hole.

  • A Yupik Eskimo-made seal skin hat I have, lined with beaver is impervious to the coldest wind, and it’s too hot to wear with any sort of strenuous activity.

  • A newlywed couple settling into a neighborhood that’s more “Leave it to Beaver” than Avengers Tower.

  • I worked like a beaver to get it out, and yet the disease appeared to creep from limb to limb of the study before me.

  • A dead beaver was spotted near Edgewater Court near the water.

  • The damp, gray Beaver State is attracting the most incoming movers of any other state, according to a new survey.

  • Commenting on his vanilla—some might even say “hokey”—demeanor, my wife said he reminded her of the father on Leave It to Beaver.

  • Sure, Mitt Romney seems ripe for parody, what with his Leave It to Beaver vibe and eye-popping wealth.

  • They also took advantage of the necessity of others, in miserly traffic in Beaver skins with the Savages.

  • These precautions are necessary, because, like all enterprising animals, the beaver is not without enemies.

  • From what has been said, it will be readily seen that the maintenance of the dam is a matter of vital importance to the beaver.

  • After dinner to horse again, being in nothing troubled but the badness of my hat, which I borrowed to save my beaver.

  • They heard nothing further from the scouts until late in the day, and then Black Beaver overtook them.