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borer

/bawr-er, bohr-/US // ˈbɔr ər, ˈboʊr- //UK // (ˈbɔːrə) //

蛀虫,钻探者,钻头,钻探器

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Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : a person or thing that bores or pierces.
    • : Machinery. a tool used for boring; auger.
    • : Zoology. any of several insects that bore into trees, fruits, etc., especially a beetle that bores into the woody part of plants.any of various mollusks, worms, etc., that bore into wood, stone, coral, or shells.
    • : a marsipobranch fish, as a hagfish, that bores into other fishes to feed on their flesh.

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Examples

  • “But if it gets down to minus 30, and minus 30 used to be very common in the northern part of the state, you’d expect about 90% of emerald ash borers to die.”

  • The emerald ash borer is significantly more tolerant of cold.

  • The borer, likely introduced to Michigan in the ’90s from east Asia, is a glossy green beetle that rears its larvae in the inner bark of ash trees.

  • So, crouching on the ground, Davi twists the borer into one of the trunks.

  • He was surrounded by armour, treasure, and various implements, including the fire-borer.

  • The 5⁄8-inch pipe is tapped with the tap borer in the center.

  • The rockets were slowly cut; the borer jarred at the bottom of its hole; again the disintegrators droned out.

  • His attention was drawn to the borer, now dimly illuminated by its portable light, which had been secured to the door.

  • He started slowly around the borer, found a long narrow door slightly ajar, and stepped inside.