| 释义 |
bushes是bush的复数 - n.灌木；丛林；矮树丛；轴瓦
- v.加(金属)衬套[轴衬]于；(毛发等)丛生；形成灌木林；用灌木支持
- 网络灌木丛；指灌木丛，矮树林；撞到两次灌木丛
复数：bushes 过去分词：bushed 现在分词：bushing adj.+n. rose bush,lilac bush,nearby bush n. shrub,plant,scrubland,outback,scrub n. | 10. 〔俚语〕蓬头;蓬发;蓬松的尾巴;【打猎】狐尾 10. 〔俚语〕蓬头;蓬发;蓬松的尾巴;【打猎】狐尾 | v. | | un. | 1. 布什(1.Vannevar,1890-,美国电机工程师;2.George,1924-,美国总统, 1989年1月任职) |
n. | 1. a woody plant that is smaller than a tree and has many branches growing up from the lower part of the main stem 2. a thick clump of bushes 3. wild, uncultivated, and sparsely populated areas of land covered with natural vegetation, especially in Africa and Australia 4. a dense large mass of something, especially hair or beard 5. a highly offensive term for a woman's pubic hair 6. a bushy tail, especially of a fox 7. a bunch of ivy hung outside a tavern to show that wine is sold inside 8. a cylindrical metal sleeve used to prevent abrasion, functioning as a bearing or as a guide for tool parts such as valve rods. 9. the forests of New Zealand 10. areas in hot countries like Australia and Africa that are not used for growing crops. They are usually far from cities and very few people live there. 1. a woody plant that is smaller than a tree and has many branches growing up from the lower part of the main stem 2. a thick clump of bushes 3. wild, uncultivated, and sparsely populated areas of land covered with natural vegetation, especially in Africa and Australia 4. a dense large mass of something, especially hair or beard 5. a highly offensive term for a woman's pubic hair 6. a bushy tail, especially of a fox 7. a bunch of ivy hung outside a tavern to show that wine is sold inside 8. a cylindrical metal sleeve used to prevent abrasion, functioning as a bearing or as a guide for tool parts such as valve rods. 9. the forests of New Zealand 10. areas in hot countries like Australia and Africa that are not used for growing crops. They are usually far from cities and very few people live there. | v. | 1. to branch out, spread, or grow thick like a bush |
|