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sherlock

/shur-lok/US // ˈʃɜr lɒk //

神探,夏洛克,侦探,洛克

Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1

    Informal.

    • : a private detective.
    • : a person remarkably adept at solving mysteries, especially by using insight and logical deduction: Who's the sherlock who can tell me where my pen is?

Examples

  • Volley, for example, has some “mature” games, like Love Taps, Sherlock, and Infected, which include explicit language and content aimed at an older audience.

  • There was Sherlock, an old Cray model, that warmed my heart.

  • Sherlock Holmes is a new millennium sex symbol with books, movies, and TV episodes introducing him to a new generation of fans.

  • Of course, you could protest that Sherlock did not really exist and the Ripper did.

  • LONDON — If Sherlock Holmes was such a smart detective, why was he not put on the case of Jack the Ripper?

  • He is a pudgy, bespectacled, homburg-wearing cuckold of a Sherlock in those fish-grey postwar years of 1970s England.

  • Conan Doyle eventually left medicine and created Sherlock Holmes, a character who brought science to the masses.

  • Vincent Alsop died; a presbyterian clergyman, who attacked Dr. Sherlock with great wit and some seriousness.

  • He shone as a polite scholar and a wit, and is famous for his controversy with Dr. Sherlock on the subject of the trinity.

  • He spent a great deal of his time on the front porch, finding it far from unpleasant to be regarded as a second Sherlock Holmes.

  • Sherlock Holmes is the hero of the famous detective stories of Conan Doyle.

  • We speak of "a Sherlock Holmes" when we mean to describe some one who is very quick at finding out things.