hoof 的 3 个定义
plural hoofs or hooves [hoovz, hoovz] /hʊvz, huvz/ for 1, 2, 4; hoof for 3.
- the horny covering protecting the ends of the digits or encasing the foot in certain animals, as the ox and horse.
- the entire foot of a horse, donkey, etc.
- Older Use. a hoofed animal, especially one of a herd.
- Informal. the human foot.
- Slang. to walk: Let's hoof it to the supermarket.
- Slang. to dance, especially to tap-dance: He's been hoofing at the Palladium.
hoof 近义词
foot of animal
更多hoof例句
- Digging its hooves into the ground, the beast came to a halt just before it would have gored the man.
- The species produces fist-sized polypore fruit bodies, which are shaped like a horse’s hoof.
- Dead, dry pieces of this fire fungus can be used in the same ways as horse hoof fungus, and they also make a nice long match.
- One runner in Houston now has a permanent, hoof-shaped scar in the center of his forehead.
- Another case involved a horse working with an infected hoof.
- What about the elevators—will I have to hoof it up nine flights to get home?
- By horseback and hoof, Twain takes us from the Mormon Theocracy of Utah to the wide-open craziness in the Sierra mining fields.
- Instead of worrying about taking a cow hoof to the crotch, perhaps Williams should just “relax and enjoy it.”
- For instance, the guy that was kicked by a mule, he had a hoof mark on his head and his mule had a bloody hoof.
- Black Hoof was there with a large force, but he could not tarry without leaving the Scioto towns uncovered.
- Black Hoof with a lightning gesture raised his ax and struck Dale with the flat of it, sending him crashing to the ground.
- By daylight I perceived by the signs that the greater number of the band had gone ahead, probably under the lead of Black Hoof.
- While they were thus mocking me Black Hoof appeared, moving with great dignity, and dispersing my tormentors with a gesture.