spear

n.

矛；枪；（某些植物的）嫩枝；貌，标枪

vt.

用矛刺；用鱼叉捉；〈美俚〉得到，捕到；刺，戳

adj.

父系的，右边的；

复数：spears过去式：speared过去分词：speared现在分词：spearing第三人称单数：spears

spear head刨尖头

1. The fisher used a spear as his weapon.
   渔夫用矛作为武器。
2. The hunter hurled his spear at the tiger.
   猎人用力把他的长矛向虎投去。
3. The spear curved through the air.
   标枪在空中沿曲线运动。
4. The athlete is trying to launch a spear.
   运动员正在用力投掷标枪。

1. They were standing in the river spearing fish.
   他们站在河里叉鱼。
2. If I could no longer hold on to the handrail, those horns would spear me.
   如果我抓不住扶手，这对犄角就会把我刺穿。

Spear & Chown 2008 J Biogeogr SM
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