mouse

• 指一种小型啮齿动物，有尖嘴、圆耳和长尾巴，也指用于控制电脑光标的输入设备。

A noun referring to a small rodent with a pointed snout, rounded ears, and a long tail, or a handheld device used to control a computer cursor.

不规则复数

1. A1formal

   A small rodent with a pointed snout, rounded ears, and a long tail, often found in houses or fields.

   老鼠

   • A mouse ran across the kitchen floor.
   • The cat caught a mouse in the garden.
   • Mice can squeeze through very small holes.

2. Computer deviceA1informal

   A small handheld device used to control the cursor on a computer screen.

   鼠标

   • I need to replace my wireless mouse.
   • Click the right button on the mouse to open the menu.
   • The mouse stopped working after I spilled coffee on it.

3. B2informal

   A shy, quiet, or timid person.

   胆小的人

   • He's such a mouse; he never speaks up in meetings.
   • Don't be a mouse—tell them what you think.
   • She was a little mouse in school, always hiding in the corner.

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• 动词，指移动或操作电脑鼠标；也指偷偷摸摸、小心翼翼地搜寻或探找。

A verb meaning to move a computer mouse or to search for something stealthily or cautiously.

1. A2informal

   To move a computer mouse or use a touchpad to control the cursor on a screen.

   移动光标

   • She moused over the icon to see the tooltip.
   • He moused around the screen looking for the file.
   • You can mouse over the image to enlarge it.

2. Search or navigate stealthilyB2informal

   To move quietly or stealthily, often in search of something.

   悄悄移动

   • The cat moused around the kitchen looking for crumbs.
   • He moused through the old files in the archive.
   • She moused around the room, trying not to wake anyone.

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