stork 的定义
plural storks, stork.
- any of several wading birds of the family Ciconiidae, having long legs and a long neck and bill.Compare adjutant stork, jabiru, marabou, white stork, wood ibis.
- the stork, this bird as the mythical or symbolic deliverer of a new baby: My brother and his wife are expecting the stork in July.
更多stork例句
- So different were they that Lucy Fisher, another friend, used to tease that "Doug had been brought by the stork."
- He looks like a stork that dropped a baby and broke it and is coming to explain to the parents.
- We just sing beautiful music, hold hands and voilà, a stork brings the baby from heaven.
- I always believed someone was going to leave a baby on my doorstep—like the stork.
- But the stork was cruel and would not heed him, and led Cedric a weary chase through the marshes and the brakes.
- Stuckup, great tall stork of a woman, that lords it over a man as though she was a goddess.
- Monson, my old servant, has joined me, looking more like a cross between an owl and a stork than ever!
- Vultures and kites are common enough; and Haji Laqlaq the stork comes in regularly from his pilgrimage to Mecca in the spring.
- When the child's development has gone far enough, it will be well to dispense with the stork story.