cleavers 的定义
plural cleav·ers.
- a North American plant, Galium aparine, of the madder family, having short, hooked bristles on the stems and leaves and bearing very small white flowers.
- any of certain related species.
cleavers 近义词
cutting instrument
更多cleavers例句
- One woman faced down the two alleged killers who used cleavers and carving knives to hack a soldier to death in London.
- Some people swear by cleavers; others (like me) are terrified by them.
- The antique fireplace and the ancient mantelpiece were forced to keep company with meat blocks and butchers' cleavers.
- The glaciers are separated by narrow ledges called cleavers, or by each occupying its own deep cañon.
- Then there arrived the butchers, with their marrowbones and cleavers, and began to make their music with zeal.
- It was formerly the custom for butchers' assistants to provide themselves with marrow-bones and cleavers for musical effects.
- The men who play the bells have got scent of the marriage; and the marrow-bones and cleavers too; and a brass band too.