choppers 的 2 个定义
- a person or thing that chops.
- a short ax with a large blade, used for cutting up meat, fish, etc.; butcher's cleaver.
- a prehistoric implement made by striking flakes off one or both sides of a stone, considered the oldest known worked stone tool.
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- Informal. to travel by helicopter: We choppered into midtown from the airport.to travel by motorcycle.
choppers 近义词
something that chops
更多choppers例句
- You can hear the choppers descending even if you have never set foot in the country.
- By midday, the Ukrainian government had confirmed that two of its choppers had been downed.
- “They have choppers looking for them,” Sheriff Herrera says.
- The choppers, which had been sold to Syria by Russia in the early 1990s, had been undergoing a refit in Russia.
- A Russian ship was to deliver choppers to Syria—until a U.K. insurer canceled its sea coverage and made it a pariah.
- A Forest officer is detailed to an operation of this kind to inspect the choppers' work and count and stamp the ties.
- Some wood-choppers went on a hunt for the fugitive, and chased him to what was called "Bird Slough."
- He had a very great mind to eat her up; but he dared not, for there were some wood-choppers near by.
- His fine pair of wood-choppers had grown short and very yellow—that is why he is called Hezee—Yellow Teeth.
- The two choppers sprang wildly for shore, as the whole face of the jam seemed to crumble in a breath.