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clapperclaw

/ˈklæp.ər.klɔː/

翻译: 古旧动词,指用爪子或指甲抓打,也指争吵或辱骂。

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verb

formalcommon已废弃/ˈklæp.ər.klɔː/

An obsolete verb meaning to fight or scold, often with claws or nails; to scratch or abuse verbally.

  • 🇨🇳古旧动词,指用爪子或指甲抓打,也指争吵或辱骂。
  1. Scratch or claw C2 formal british

    To scratch or tear with the nails or claws, often in a violent or aggressive manner.

    • The angry cat clapperclawed the intruder's arm.
    • In the scuffle, she clapperclawed his face, leaving deep marks.
    • The two rivals clapperclawed each other during the heated argument.

    🇨🇳抓挠

    同义词: clawgougelaceratemanglemaulscratchtear

  2. Abuse verbally C2 formal british

    To attack someone with harsh, foul, or abusive language.

    • The politician clapperclawed his opponent during the debate.
    • She clapperclawed the rude customer with a stream of insults.
    • They clapperclawed each other in the street, drawing a crowd.

    🇨🇳言语辱骂

    同义词: abuseberatecastigaterevilescoldupbraidvituperate

    反义词: commendcomplimentflatterlaudpraise

  • clapperclawed past participle
  • clapperclawed past simple
  • clapperclawing present participle
  • clapperclaws third person singular