释义 |
gore1 verbgore2 noun goregore1 /ɡɔː $ ɡɔːr/ verb [transitive]  gore1Origin: 1300-1400 Perhaps from gore, gare ‘spear’ (11-14 centuries), from Old English gar VERB TABLEgore |
Present | it | gores | Past | it | gored | Present perfect | it | has gored | Past perfect | it | had gored | Future | it | will gore | Future perfect | it | will have gored |
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Present | it | is goring | Past | it | was goring | Present perfect | it | has been goring | Past perfect | it | had been goring | Future | it | will be goring | Future perfect | it | will have been goring |
- All three stood in the hallway, the woman backed up to the wall, a finger and thumb goring her cheeks.
- Below: An aging male babirusa that appears near to the day when it slowly gores itself through its forehead.
- I had not been gored, chased, or even roared at.
- It stirred the man in him even as it gored him.
- Whether this phenomenon is good or bad for democracy depends on whose ox is being gored.
if an animal gores someone, it wounds them with its horns or tusks: He was attacked and gored by a bull.GRAMMAR Gore is often used in the passive. |