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cantharus

/kan-ther-uhs/US // ˈkæn θər əs //

坎特鲁斯,苍术,犬牙交错,坎特罗斯

Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1

    plural can·tha·ri [kan-thuh-rahy]. /ˈkæn θəˌraɪ/.

    • : kantharos.

Examples

  • The Black Bream (Cantharus lineatus) is an omnivorous feeder, and will take both animal and vegetable baits.

  • In the centre of the court stood a cistern or fountain (cantharus, phiale), for drinking and ablutions.

  • And for Cantharus, first let the men of pitch take him, and plaster him without mercy; and be their pitch the vilest procurable.

  • One of the most precious of the treasures was the Bacchic cantharus, called the Cup of the Ptolomies.

  • He calls it "the vase of waters (cantharus aquarum), before the main entrance (of the church) of the blessed Paul."