词汇 | tail |
释义 | tail noun[ C ] uk /teɪl/ us /teɪl/ tailnoun[C] (ANIMAL)B2 a part of an animal's body, sticking out from the base of the back, or something similar in shape or position: 尾巴;尾状物 wag itstailThe dog wagged its tail excitedly.那条狗兴奋地摇着尾巴。 Eastimages/Moment/GettyImages With a flick of its tail, the cat was gone.那只猫尾巴一甩,很快便不见了。 With a powerful lash of its tail, the fish jumped out of the net and back into the river.那条鱼猛地一摆尾巴从渔网里又跳回到河中。 The cat's tail was peeping out from under the bed.猫的尾巴从床底下露了出来。 She plaited the horse's tail.她把马尾巴编成辫。 Miscellaneous animal body parts back end blowhole bobtail caudate claw dorsal fin dorsally giblets gill hind hindquarters pincer pouch pouched pseudopod reticulum scut speculum sting udder tailnoun[C] (PERSON FOLLOWING)informal someone who follows another person to discover where that person goes, what they do, etc.盯梢人 International relations: spying and espionage agent agent provocateur anti-bug asset debug industrial espionage insider intel intelligence MI5 operative scout secret service sleuthing snoop snoopy spook spy tap the CIA tailnoun[C] (COIN SIDE)tails[ U ] the side of a coin that does not have a picture of someone's head on it: 硬币反面(通常指没有头像的一面) Heads we move to France, tails to Canada. tailnoun[C] (JACKET)tails[ plural ] a tailcoat: (同 tailcoat) Most men wore tails to the event. tailnoun[C] (BOTTOM)US someone's bottom: 屁股,臀部 You've just got to get off your tail and start looking for a job.你别闲混了,开始找个工作吧。 The buttocks ass back end backside behind bot bottom bum bun buttock duff fanny fundament gluteal gluteus maximus haunch posterior rear rump seat tush tailnoun[C] (GRAMMAR)language specialized a phrase that is placed at the end of a sentence and refers to something mentioned in the sentence(出现在句子最后,补充说明句子中的某个词) Compare header(GRAMMAR)specialized Linguistics: sentences & expressions adage asyndetic asyndetically asyndeton backchannel clause coin complex sentence compound sentence concessive clause dictum motto phrase proverbial sentence slogan subsentence to coin a phraseidiom Trumpism war cry tailnoun[C] (CRICKET)[ S ] sports specialized in cricket, the batters (= the players who try to hit the ball) who are the last ones in a team to have a turn at batting, usually the less skilled batters: The selectors had picked an extra bowler for this match so there was a long tail. The off-spinner cleaned up the tail to finish with five wickets in the innings. Cricket 12th man all out all-rounder arm ball asking rate batting bowl declaration eleven hook infield jaffa king pair late cut leg break stonewall strike rate sundries switch-hit tailender GrammarHeaders and tails Headers and tails are common in speaking, but very uncommon in writing. We use headers when we place information at the front of what we say. This can help our listeners to understand more easily what we are referring to. Headers can consist of a noun phrase or noun phrases or whole clauses. The header is followed by a pronoun (underlined in the examples) which refers back to the header: … Idiomsbe on someone's tail leave, go off, etc. with your tail between your legs the tail wagging the dog tail verb[ T ] uk /teɪl/ us /teɪl/ to follow and watch someone very closely, especially in order to get information secretly: 跟踪(某人),盯(某人)的梢 That car has been tailing me for the last ten minutes.那辆车一直在跟踪我,跟了有10分钟了。 to follow someone or something followFollow me - this way! tag alongDo you mind if my little brother tags along? chaseHe was running and the dog was chasing him. pursueThe robber was pursued by several members of the public. tailThe car was tailed by police for several hours. shadowThe police think the robbers shadowed their victims for days before the crime. Pursuing be hot on someone's track/trailidiom be on someone's tailidiom bear bear down on someone/something bring bring up the rearidiom convoy hound humbug in hot pursuitidiom on the scentidiom pester pursue run stick tag tailgate targetable track track and trace Phrasal verbstail back tail off tail | American Dictionarytail noun[ C ] us/teɪl/ tailnoun[C] (BODY PART)a part of the body of an animal attached to the base of the back, or something similar in shape or position: The dog greeted us, wagging its tail. The comet’s tail glowed in the night sky. tailnoun[C] (PERSON WHO FOLLOWS)infml someone who secretly follows and watches another person: Police put a tail on the suspect as he left the airport. tail verb[ T ] infmlus/teɪl/ tailverb[T] (FOLLOW)to secretly follow and watch someone: FBI agents tailed him for a month. Phrasal verbtail off Examples of tailtail The description used in this example is arg1:tail:empty-list arg2:empty-list. We can avoid this problem by replacing the tail coupling with an orbit coupling. The highest ranking elder carries the white tail. She brought gifts of goats, chickens, money, leopard's teeth, a leopard skin, bracelets, anklets, and a buffalo-tail whisk. In order to splice two segments together the head and tail segments are placed into one chromosome, which produces a disjoint graph. The welldefined micellar size maximum as well as the long tail towards large micelles are correctly captured by this analytical model approximation. A special close operation writes a null pointer to the tail of an open list, turning it into a normal list. The problem is not, however, inherent in the f oldr function because f oldr is not tail-strict. The same behaviour occurs with the unoptimized discipline, probably because of the loss of tail-recursion elimination. Of course recursion may result in run-time overhead, but the authors emphasize how to avoid this by using tail recursion. The initial specification may contain abstractions, such as higher-order functions or non-tail recursions, which have no direct interpretation as a circuit. We omitted the transformations that eliminate tail recursion from the derivation of this program. The definition of f is called tail-recursive-think of ' ' as a conditional. The result follows by property (a) of tail and by property (b) of cs6 (see points (4) and (5) at the beginning of this subsection). With or without these restrictions, programs may have general recursion, tail recursion, or primitive recursion, yielding six combinations. See all examples of tail These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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