quarry 的 2 个定义
plural quar·ries.
- an excavation or pit, usually open to the air, from which building stone, slate, or the like, is obtained by cutting, blasting, etc.
- an abundant source or supply.
quar·ried, quar·ry·ing.
- to obtain from or as if from a quarry.
- to make a quarry in.
quarry 近义词
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- “There were a lot of farmworkers’ houses and people who worked at the quarry,” she said.
- Our sights are set far smaller—bluegills, crappie, and perch, the perfect first quarry for a beginner.
- Photos from 1992 and 2001 document pieces in which the Scotland-based artist froze rocks to a quarry face and laced a stone wall with large icicles.
- Like a rock quarry or a cable television provider, regional casinos are inherently good businesses.
- You’ll find waterfalls and dinosaur tracks near this RV-friendly site, which is perched on the edge of a former quarry, a national historic landmark that’s now a lake.
- Castle Black is built into an old quarry about 45 minutes north of Belfast.
- We shot it in an abandoned quarry just outside of Split in Croatia.
- He says the way we do this is similar to a bird of prey assessing its quarry, swooping in.
- The sexually voracious alpha-female who seduces and then consumes her quarry?
- As rocks tumbled from the quarry wall above, the need for capped helmets became clear.
- Here is a gold-mine for the makers of boys' books of all future generations to quarry in.
- Now it happened that these steps of the dwarfs adjoined a deserted stone quarry less than a mile from the castle of Clarides.
- No man who ever was in a quarry or gravel pit will say so, much less one who has the least smattering of chemistry or geology.
- Nor can one who in pumping out his quarry frees another quarry from water recover anything for the service.
- On one occasion (we are not told the date or place) the hunter nearly became a prey to his quarry.