prick-eared / ˈprɪkˌɪərd /
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prick-eared 的定义
adj. 形容词 adjective- having the ears upright and pointed: a prick-eared dog.
- British. Informal. having the hair cut short.Archaic.following or sympathetic to the Puritans or Roundheads.Archaic.priggish.
更多prick-eared例句
- Prior to 1990, finding RETs (also called red-eared sliders) in the UK was a lot more difficult.
- For those of you who believe in following the money, prick up your ears.
- Prick the bladder with a needle every so often,” she advises sagely, “to keep it from exploding.
- The columnist was a royal prick, but he had this soft spot for Damon Runyon, who was dying at the time.
- The prick of conscience she has alerts us to the fact that she is different from Francis—or just at a different stage of her life.
- Then they continue to prick the body, and, as they say, they draw off or suck out the humors until the body is left dry.
- I did think uh tryin' t' get off with their hosses, but I figured it wouldn't pay with that sharp-eared cuss on the watch.
- She ain't all greyhound; but the best man as ever I knew always said there never was a prick-eared one a bad 'un.
- This time I had my ankus with me, so that in case he should run away again I could prick his neck and make him behave.
- In Stanley's experience one man died within a minute, from a mere pin prick in the breast.