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man-of-war

/ˌmæn.əvˈwɔːr/

翻译: 名词,有两个主要含义:用于海战的军舰,或指一种大型海洋管水母(僧帽水母,学名 Physalia physalis),具有气囊状浮囊和长长的刺人触手。

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noun

/ˌmæn.əvˈwɔːr/C1formal
  • zh名词,有两个主要含义:用于海战的军舰,或指一种大型海洋管水母(僧帽水母,学名 Physalia physalis),具有气囊状浮囊和长长的刺人触手。

A noun with two distinct meanings: a warship designed for naval combat, or a large marine siphonophore (Physalia physalis) that has a bladder-like float and long, stinging tentacles.

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  1. WarshipB2formal

    A heavily armed naval vessel designed for combat.

    zh军舰

    • The British man-of-war sailed into the harbor.
    • A fleet of men-of-war was assembled for the battle.
    • The man-of-war fired its cannons at the enemy ship.

    同义词battleshipwar vesselwarship

  2. Portuguese man-of-warB2formalscientific

    A marine siphonophore with a gas-filled bladder and long, stinging tentacles.

    zh僧帽水母

    • The Portuguese man-of-war is often mistaken for a jellyfish.
    • Swimmers were warned about the man-of-war's painful sting.
    • The man-of-war's tentacles can extend up to 30 meters.

    同义词bluebottlephysaliaportuguese man-of-war

词形
  • men-of-war plural form
  • men-of-war's possessive plural form
  • man-of-war's possessive singular form