shrew 的定义
- a woman of violent temper and speech; termagant.
shrew 近义词
mean lady
更多shrew例句
- For example, in the masked shrew, tail and leg length have increased significantly since 1950.
- Since then, scientists have taken samples from thousands of animals, including shrews and lizards.
- Next were short-tailed shrews, with reddish teeth and venomous saliva.
- That’s because all chicks are entirely dependent on the parents for food, and food, in this case, is usually a small rodent, like a vole or a shrew, that can’t be easily split.
- What gives tree shrews their drinking superpower, however, remains a mystery.
- Read another way, she is a horrible mother, an uptight snob, and a bit of a shrew.
- All the parts for women are awful, and chauvinistic and they have to play a shrew.
- Her popularity is up, her guard is down, and her image as a shrew is a relic of the past.
- That's especially evident in the sequence with an elephant shrew in Africa.
- Saying this, the shrew pointed to a confused form, hidden under a long white veil that trailed on the floor.
- Then, the masked shrew—for so we humans have named this escape from Lilliput—flashed out into the open.
- This flexible muzzle he twisted here and there, sniffing uncertainly, for the shrew has but little sense of smell.
- His head angled into a long whiskered snout, so pointed that from above the shrew looked like a big pen.
- Confident in the fighting ability of his family, he had yet to learn that odds are nothing to a shrew.