tusks 的 3 个定义
- a tooth developed to great length, usually one of a pair, as in the elephant, walrus, and wild boar, but singly in the narwhal.
- a long, pointed, or protruding tooth.
- a projection resembling the tusk of an animal.
- Also called gain. Carpentry. a diagonally cut shoulder at the end of a timber for strengthening a tenon.
- to dig up or tear off with the tusks.
- to gore with a tusk.
- to dig up or thrust at the ground with the tusks.
tusks 近义词
large tooth
更多tusks例句
- Special banks accept pig tusks, which are considered sacred in the region and have been used as ceremonial currency since ancient times.
- Poaching was also ruled out, because the elephants’ bodies were intact with their tusks.
- Both Botswana and Zimbabwe receive most of their hunting tourists from the US, who pay for the privilege to take their tusks home as trophies.
- In the film world, it was really Kevin Smith who brought Osment back into the fold with Tusk.
- Johnny Depp has a pretty sizeable role in Tusk as the Montreal private eye Guy LaPointe.
- The first sequence of the show was set to "Tusk" by Fleetwood Mac.
- As a patron of Tusk Trust, a conservation charity, Williamtravelled to Botswana in 2010 to raise awareness of the issue.
- Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk is making his first visit to Canada this week.
- Some of them are found to have but one tusk, the other being torn out in fighting with each other, or falling out through age.
- As for his face, all tusk and jaw and no brow, where had Parr gotten such an idea of it?
- He held in his hand a curious wooden spear with a loose barb tipped with the tusk of a walrus.
- I was therefore very desirous of adding the tusk of one of these wild boars to my trophies of the chase.
- The three elephants killed were all bulls, that of Mr. Wallace having only one tusk.