seashell / ˈsiˌʃɛl /
⚽高中词汇贝壳贝壳类贝壳的贝壳类的
seashell 的定义
n. 名词 noun- the shell of any marine mollusk.
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- Panic ensues, but then you dig your hand into your pocket, and it jingles reassuringly — not with coins, but seashells!
- Barnett had “set out to listen to seashells as chroniclers of nature’s truth.”
- It would be the greatest honor, even today, to be buried among seashells.
- Items placed in the grave included a seashell, a large, flat rock and several ropes, one with elaborate knots and a tassel at one end.
- Pigment-stained seashells in the grave may have held solutions into which tattooers dipped those tools.
- He was just opening it when the seashell was sent whizzing forward.
- The crowd finds these systems ready-made and merely backs into them and hides itself like a hermit crab in a deserted seashell.
- How strange was the monotonous sound of the waves, mournful and distant, like the sound in a seashell!
- The operculum,21 of a seashell, or very occasionally some bright object, may set off the knob.
- On each side of the base is a shallow silver dish shaped like a seashell and supported by dolphins.