英语词汇“mole”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

　

单词	mole
释义	Trends of mole View usage for: mole (moʊl) Word forms: plural moles 1. countable noun A mole is a natural dark spot or small dark lump on someone's skin. 2. countable noun A mole is a small animal with black fur that lives underground. 3. countable noun A mole is a member of a government or other organization who gives secret information to the press or to a rival organization. MI5 has tried to recruit him as a mole. More Synonyms of mole mole in British English 1 (məʊl) noun 1. any small burrowing mammal, of the family Talpidae, of Europe, Asia, and North and Central America: order Insectivora (insectivores). They have velvety, typically dark fur and forearms specialized for digging 2. golden mole 3. informal a spy who has infiltrated an organization and, often over a long period, become a trusted member of it Word origin C14: from Middle Dutch mol, of Germanic origin; compare Middle Low German mol mole in British English 2 (məʊl) noun 1. a breakwater 2. a harbour protected by a breakwater 3. a large tunnel excavator for use in soft rock Word origin C16: from French môle, from Latin mōlēs mass mole in British English 3 (məʊl) noun pathology a nontechnical name for naevus Word origin Old English māl; related to Old High German meil spot mole in British English 4 (məʊl) noun the basic SI unit of amount of substance; the amount that contains as many elementary entities as there are atoms in 0.012 kilogram of carbon-12. The entity must be specified and may be an atom, a molecule, an ion, a radical, an electron, a photon, etc Symbol: mol Word origin C20: from German Mol, short for Molekül molecule mole in British English 5 (məʊl) noun pathology a fleshy growth in the uterus formed by the degeneration of fetal tissues Word origin C17: medical use of Latin mola millstone mole in British English 6 (ˈməʊleɪ) noun a spicy Mexican sauce made from chili and chocolate Word origin C20: from Mexican Spanish from Nahuatl molli sauce mole in American English 1 (moʊl) noun a small, congenital spot on the human skin, usually dark-colored and slightly raised, often hairy Word origin ME < OE mal, akin to Goth mail < IE base mai-, to spot > Gr miainein, to sully mole in American English 2 (moʊl) noun 1. any of various small, burrowing insectivores (esp. family Talpidae) with small eyes and ears, shovel-like forefeet, and soft fur: moles live mainly underground 2. a spy who infiltrates and is assimilated into the ranks of an enemy intelligence agency, government staff, etc., usually long before engaging in any spying activities Word origin ME molle, akin to or < MDu mol, < Gmc mug- > mow2, OHG mol: orig. sense, “mound maker” mole in American English 3 (moʊl) noun 1. a barrier of stone, etc. built in the water to protect from the force of the waves, as a breakwater 2. a harbor or anchorage so formed or protected Word origin Fr môle < LGr mōlos < L moles, a mass, dam, mole < IE mo-lo- < base mo-, to strive > Gr mōlos, effort, Ger müde, tired mole in American English 4 (moʊl) noun 1. Chemistry the quantity of a chemical substance having a weight in grams numerically equal to its molecular weight: one mole of a substance contains 6.022137 × 1023 molecules 2. the amount of a substance containing the same number of units, including molecules,atoms, or ions, as there are atoms in 12 grams of pure carbon-12: a basic unit in the SI system abbrev. mol Word origin Ger mol, short for molekulargewicht, molecular weight mole in American English 5 (moʊl) noun 1. a marked growth of grapelike masses of fetal placental tissue 2. any of various fleshy or bloody masses in the uterus Word origin Fr môle < L mola, false conception, millstone: for IE base see mill1 mole in American English 6 (ˈmoʊleɪ) noun any of various spicy Mexican sauces for meat or poultry, typically made with chilies, tomatoes, spices, and ground nuts; esp., such a sauce containing bitter chocolate Word origin MexSp Image of mole © Eric Isselee, shutterstock Examples of 'mole' in a sentence mole Back to the hunt for the golden mole. Times, Sunday Times (2014) Sue had a small mole on her stomach. The Sun (2012) My moles tell me senior players are unhappy with his training methods and backroom staff. The Sun (2012) Most people have a skin mole that they are slightly uncertain about. Times, Sunday Times (2009) Her mother also has a variety of moles and brown skin patches. Times, Sunday Times (2007) It also makes moles grow darker. The Sun (2012) The more skin moles people have the longer they may live, new research suggests. Times, Sunday Times (2007) She spotted a mole which looked unusual and went to the doctor, who referred her to a specialist. The Sun (2015) Other risk factors include a family history of skin cancer, a large number of moles and fair skin. Times, Sunday Times (2014) There's a mole leaking secrets. Times, Sunday Times (2015) I had the mole removed and skin from around it which left me with a huge scar on my tummy. The Sun (2011) How can I spot a dangerous mole? Times, Sunday Times (2007) My stable mole tells me connections are convinced this smart novice is a genuine Champion Hurdle contender. The Sun (2008) It is crucial people see their GP as soon as they notice any unusual changes to their skin or moles. The Sun (2013) Last week, we were asked to take part in a German documentary uncovering some of the most recent research into moles on your skin. The Sun (2015) Internet forums show that many users find they have more moles on their skin - and men who inject have found they've had sustained and painful erections. The Sun (2012) If you notice a new mole or spot an existing one is changing shape or colour or becoming itchy, painful or t bleeds, then see your doctor. The Sun (2015) Word lists with mole shrew In other languages mole British English: mole /məʊl/ NOUN animal A mole is a small animal with black fur that lives under the ground. American English: mole mammal Arabic: خُلْد Brazilian Portuguese: toupeira Chinese: 鼹鼠 Croatian: krtica Czech: krtek Danish: muldvarp dyr Dutch: mol dier European Spanish: topo animal Finnish: myyrä French: taupe animal German: Maulwurf Greek: τυφλοπόντικας Italian: talpa Japanese: モグラ mammal Korean: 두더지 Norwegian: muldvarp Polish: kret European Portuguese: toupeira Romanian: cârtiță Russian: крот Latin American Spanish: topo Swedish: mullvad Thai: ตัวตุ่น Turkish: köstebek hayvan Ukrainian: кріт Vietnamese: chuột chũi British English: mole /məʊl/ NOUN person A mole is a person who works for an organization and gives secret information about it to other people or to its enemies. He was suspected of being a government mole. American English: mole infiltrator Arabic: عَمِيل Brazilian Portuguese: espião Chinese: 间谍 Croatian: špijun Czech: špion Danish: spion Dutch: spion European Spanish: topo agente Finnish: johonkin järjestöön soluttautunut vakooja French: taupe espion German: Spion Greek: κατάσκοπος Italian: talpa Japanese: スパイ infiltrator Korean: 스파이 Norwegian: muldvarp Polish: szpieg European Portuguese: espião Romanian: cârtiță Russian: агент разведки, создавший себе легальное положение в другой стране Latin American Spanish: espía Swedish: mullvad Thai: เจ้าหน้าที่รัฐซึ่งเปิดเผยความลับให้แก่ศัตรูของชาติ Turkish: köstebek casus Ukrainian: шпигун Vietnamese: gián điệp British English: mole /məʊl/ NOUN dark spot A mole is a natural dark spot on your skin. She has a mole on the side of her nose. American English: mole skin Arabic: خَالٍ Brazilian Portuguese: pinta Chinese: 痣 Croatian: madež Czech: mateřské znaménko Danish: skønhedsplet Dutch: moedervlek European Spanish: lunar Finnish: luomi French: grain de beauté German: Muttermal Greek: δερματική κηλίδα Italian: neo Japanese: ほくろ skin Korean: 검은 점 Norwegian: føflekk Polish: pieprzyk European Portuguese: sinal pele Romanian: aluniță Russian: родинка Latin American Spanish: lunar Swedish: födelsemärke Thai: ไฝ Turkish: ben cilt Ukrainian: родимка Vietnamese: nốt ruồi Chinese translation of 'mole' mole (məul) n (c) (on skin) 痣 (zhì) (个(個), gè) (= animal) 鼹(鼴)鼠 (yǎnshǔ) (只, zhī) (= spy) 间(間)谍(諜) (jiàndié) (名, míng) related words collective noun labour (noun) in the sense of breakwater Definition a breakwater Synonyms breakwater Suddenly a breakwater loomed up in front. dyke pier The lifeboats were moored at the pier. embankment jetty Schooners are moored off wooden jetties. sea wall dike groyne Additional synonyms in the sense of jetty Definition a structure built from a shore out into the water to protect a harbour Schooners are moored off wooden jetties. Synonyms pier, dock, wharf, mole, quay, breakwater, groyne in the sense of pier Definition a structure with a deck that is built out over water and used as a landing place or promenade The lifeboats were moored at the pier. Synonyms jetty, wharf, quay, promenade, landing place Nearby words of mole moisten moisture moisturizer mole molecule molest mollify Synonyms of 'mole' mole Explore 'mole' in the dictionary
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