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crab-plover

/krab-pluhv-er, -ploh-ver/US // ˈkræbˌplʌv ər, -ˌploʊ vər //

蟹状物,蟹钳工,螃蟹座的人,螃蟹座

Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : a black and white wading bird, Dromas ardeola, of the northern and western shores of the Indian Ocean.

Examples

  • Someone called him a hermit crab lurking in the halls of the United Nations.

  • There were jokes about Winston shoplifting crab legs earlier this year.

  • Wrap cooked crab legs in bacon, and bake at 350 for 8-10 minutes.

  • When it comes to Dungeness crab, plain is perfect, but culinary adventurers should also try a house-made Dungeness crab burger.

  • Salmon burgers and shrimp burgers are available, too, but they are no match for the crab.

  • It is interesting to notice a resemblance between this huge bird and our English wild duck or plover.

  • Leo stood in front of the Crab, and the half darkness allowed him a glimpse of that vast blue-black back, and the motionless eyes.

  • In the middle of his singing he felt the cold touch of the Crab's claw on the apple of his throat.

  • “Follow me, Mr Larks,” he said, turning and descending the ladder sailor-fashion—which means crab-wise.

  • She would miss the car and raise a hullabaloo, and maybe crab the whole thing in the start.