stag

• 指成年雄性鹿，尤指成年雄赤鹿。

A noun referring to an adult male deer, especially a red deer.

1. Adult male deerB1formal

   A fully grown male deer, particularly of the red deer species.

   成年雄鹿

   • A majestic stag stood at the edge of the forest.
   • The stag's antlers were impressive and large.
   • During the rutting season, stags compete for mates.

   同义词buckhart

2. Adult male deer (general)B1formal

   Any adult male deer, regardless of species.

   成年雄鹿（泛指）

   • The park is home to several stags and does.
   • A stag can be identified by its antlers.
   • Hunters tracked the stag through the woods.

   同义词buckhart

• 指快速步行或奔跑；也指管理、领导或组织某项活动。

A verb used to indicate the act of moving swiftly on foot or managing, operating, or conducting an activity.

不规则动词

1. Attend without a partnerB2informalamerican

   To go to a social event, such as a dance or party, without a female companion.

   独自参加

   • He decided to stag the party since his girlfriend was busy.
   • Many guys stag the dance to avoid the pressure of finding a date.
   • She went stag to the wedding reception and had a great time.

2. Inform on someoneC1informalbritish

   To give away information about someone, often to an authority figure.

   告密

   • He stagged on his friend to the teacher for cheating.
   • The informant stagged the gang's hideout to the police.
   • Don't stag on your colleagues; it's not loyal.

   同义词grassratshopsingsnitchsquealtell on

3. Secretly observeC1informalbritish

   To watch, observe, or inquire about something in a secretive manner.

   暗中监视

   • The detective stagged the suspect's movements all night.
   • They stagged the meeting from a hidden room.
   • She stagged the conversation through the door.

   同义词observeshadowstalktailtrackwatch