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picador

/pik-uh-dawr; Spanish pee-kah-thawr/US // ˈpɪk əˌdɔr; Spanish ˌpi kɑˈðɔr //UK // (ˈpɪkəˌdɔː) //

皮卡多,皮卡多尔,皮卡杜,皮卡托

Related Words

fool傻瓜,傻子,笨蛋,愚弄jester爵士乐,爵士者,爵士乐师,爵士客mime哑剧,哑谜,哑巴,默剧buffoon小丑,活宝,丑角,小人comedian喜剧演员,漫画家,喜剧人,喜剧明星comic漫画,滑稽,漫画家,喜剧prankster恶作剧者,恶作剧的人,恶作剧,恶作剧的家伙toreador读取器,读者,读取者,阅读者torero渔夫,渔民,渔人,渔翁banderillero坎德雷罗madcap疯人院,疯了,疯子,疯癫harlequin哈雷金,色狼,哈雷克,哈雷基姆wag摇摆,摇摆不定,摇头晃脑,挥手ribald烂醉如泥,恶搞,烂泥扶不上墙,烂醉jokester说笑者,说笑话的人,说笑的人,说说笑笑者punch冲床,冲孔,冲压,冲头joker小丑,小鬼,小孩,小伙子mountebank山口银行,山地银行,山庄,山口组wit智慧,诙谐,聪明人,聪明的人zany扎尼,扎尼的,扎尼特,诙谐

Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1

    plural pi·ca·dors, Spanish pi·ca·do·res [pee-kah-thaw-res]. /ˌpi kɑˈðɔ rɛs/.

    • : one of the mounted assistants to a matador, who opens the bullfight by enraging the bull and weakening its shoulder muscles with a lance.

Synonyms & Antonyms

as inmatador
Synonyms
toreador读取器,读者,读取者,阅读者torero渔夫,渔民,渔人,渔翁
as inbullfighter
Synonyms
banderillero坎德雷罗toreador读取器,读者,读取者,阅读者torero渔夫,渔民,渔人,渔翁capeador岬角,斗牛士,斗篷人,斗牛士们tauridor牛津大学,牛皮岛,牛皮癣,牛皮箱tauromachian涛雒县,涛涛不绝,涛涛不息,涛涛不倦
as inclown
Synonyms
buffoon小丑,活宝,丑角,小人comedian喜剧演员,漫画家,喜剧人,喜剧明星comic漫画,滑稽,漫画家,喜剧fool傻瓜,傻子,笨蛋,愚弄jester爵士乐,爵士者,爵士乐师,爵士客mime哑剧,哑谜,哑巴,默剧prankster恶作剧者,恶作剧的人,恶作剧,恶作剧的家伙antic反式,反对,反对派,反式的cut-up切开,剖析,割裂,割裂的dolt蠢蛋,蠢货,傻子,笨蛋gagman骗子,骗子公司,小伙子gagster诨名,诨号,诨名是harlequin哈雷金,色狼,哈雷克,哈雷基姆humorist幽默人士,幽默大师,幽默家,幽默者joker小丑,小鬼,小孩,小伙子jokester说笑者,说笑话的人,说笑的人,说说笑笑者madcap疯人院,疯了,疯子,疯癫merrymaker欢乐的人,欢乐者,欢乐使者,欢乐的使者mountebank山口银行,山地银行,山庄,山口组mummer喃喃自语,喃喃自语者,妈咪,老妈子pierrot墩子,墩布,墩柱,墩布罗特punch冲床,冲孔,冲压,冲头ribald烂醉如泥,恶搞,烂泥扶不上墙,烂醉wag摇摆,摇摆不定,摇头晃脑,挥手wit智慧,诙谐,聪明人,聪明的人zany扎尼,扎尼的,扎尼特,诙谐droll蠢蠢欲动,滑稽,滑稽的,蠢蠢欲动的farceur骗子,闹事者,闹剧,戏子funnyperson幽默的人,幽默人士,幽默人,幽默者funster有趣的人,有趣的家伙,趣味性,有趣的是jokesmith笑话家,笑匠,笑话大师,开玩笑的人life of the party党的生活,党的生命,派对的生活,派对生活merry-andrew梅里-安德鲁(Merry-Andrew)punchinello庞基罗,庞吉尼罗,庞吉尼洛quipster调侃者,调侃的人,调侃家,调侃wisecracker俏皮鬼,俏皮话,狡猾的人,俏皮话者

Examples

  • Published by Picador, the book is set for an October 2014 release.

  • Like a picador, he takes his time to sap the strength of his foes before clubbing them unconscious.

  • I had learned the metaphor, which stands for Andalusia, from my friend Francisco Sevilla, a well-known picador.

  • Eyes are flashing, on faces a flush comes, a number of hats fly to the arena in honor of the picador.

  • I saw two such examples in Madrid, after which came a hurricane of applause for the picador.

  • When the bull withdraws, the picador advances, but only a few steps, so that the battle never takes place in the centre.

  • Sometimes they come to close quarters, a picador is thrown, his horse is wounded, or perhaps killed.

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