moose

英 [mu?s] 美[mus]

低頻詞擴(kuò)展詞匯

moose 駝鹿

來(lái)自北美印第安土著語(yǔ)，可能來(lái)自moosu,剝樹皮，因這種鹿剝樹皮作為食物而得名。

moose: moose: [17] The moose’s name is a native American word. It comes from Natick moos, which has been linked by some with Narragansett moosu ‘he strips’, an allusion to the moose’s habit of stripping the bark from trees.
moose (n.): 1610s, from an Algonquian language, probably Narragansett moos or Abenaki moz (compare Penobscot muns, Ojibwa mooz, Unami Delaware /mo:s/), said by early sources to be from moosu "he strips off," in reference to the animals' stripping bark for food.

1. He set off for a nineteen-day moose hunt in Nova Scotia.: 他動(dòng)身前往新斯科舍參加為時(shí)19天的駝鹿捕獵活動(dòng)。

2. It's a great honor to be introduced by Ambassador Moose.: 由穆斯(Moose)大使將我介紹給大家,令我深感榮幸.

3. There was a moose head on the wall. Some wag had put a cigarette in its mouth.: 墻上掛著一個(gè)駝鹿頭。某個(gè)愛搞笑的人在它的嘴里放了一支香煙。

4. But he did linger, debating, over a squat moose - hide sack.: 不過,他仍然躊躇了一下, 在那兒一個(gè)勁地盤算, 這次是為了一個(gè)厚實(shí)的鹿皮口袋.

5. He paused to gaze at the squat moose - hide sack.: 可是,卷了一會(huì),他又停下手,盯著那個(gè)鹿皮口袋.