stound
/stound, stoond/US // staʊnd, stund //UK // (staʊnd) //
捣乱,捣毁,捣蛋,捣乱的
Definitions
n.名词 noun
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- : Archaic. a short time; short while.
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- : Chiefly Scot. to pain; hurt.
Examples
Just after I was put to my prenticeship, having made free choice of the tailoring trade, I had a terrible stound of calf-love.
Stound; a stroke that suddenly over-powers and produces faintness.
It cannot be presumption to take that as your own, when you find that your wounds stound you.
Suddenly there was a shock and stound all over the vessel, her progress was stopped, and a rocking vibration was felt everywhere.
I felt a stound of anguish at the words that might in other circumstances have been true but now were so remote from it.
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