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

mouse n., pl. mice v., moused, mous•ing.

n. [countable]

Mammalsa small rodent having a long, thin tail.
a quiet, timid person:"Are you a man or a mouse?'' she yelled.
Computinga palm-sized device equipped with one or more buttons, used to point at and select items on a computer display screen and to control the movement of the cursor:He used the mouse to move the cursor.

v. [no object]

to prowl about, as if in search of something:mousing around.
to hunt for or catch mice.

mouse n., pl. mice v., moused, mous•ing.

Mammalsany of numerous small Old World rodents of the family Muridae, esp. of the genus Mus, introduced widely in other parts of the world.
any similar small animal of various rodent and marsupial families.
a quiet, timid person.
Computinga palm-sized, button-operated device that can be slid on wheels or ball bearings over a desktop to move the cursor on a CRT to any position, or slid over a drawing in order to recreate the drawing on a CRT. Cf. joystick (def. 2).
Informal Termsa swelling under the eye, caused by a blow or blows;
black eye.
Slang Terms, Sex and Gendera girl or woman.

v.t.

to hunt out, as a cat hunts out mice.
[Naut.]to secure with a mousing.

v.i.

to hunt for or catch mice.
to prowl about, as if in search of something:The burglar moused about for valuables.
to seek or search stealthily or watchfully, as if for prey.

bef. 900; Middle English mous (plural mis), Old English mūs (plural mȳs); cognate with German Maus, Old Norse mūs, Latin mūs, Greek mŷs

mouse′like′, adj.

单词	mouselike
释义	WordReference Random House Learner's Dictionary of American English © 2024 mouse /n. maʊs; v. maʊz/USA pronunciation n., pl. mice /maɪs/USA pronunciation v., moused, mous•ing. n. [countable] Mammalsa small rodent having a long, thin tail. a quiet, timid person:"Are you a man or a mouse?'' she yelled. Computinga palm-sized device equipped with one or more buttons, used to point at and select items on a computer display screen and to control the movement of the cursor:He used the mouse to move the cursor. v. [no object] to prowl about, as if in search of something:mousing around. to hunt for or catch mice. WordReference Random House Unabridged Dictionary of American English © 2024 mouse (n. mous;v. mouz),USA pronunciation n., pl. mice (mīs),USA pronunciation v., moused, mous•ing. n. Mammalsany of numerous small Old World rodents of the family Muridae, esp. of the genus Mus, introduced widely in other parts of the world. any similar small animal of various rodent and marsupial families. a quiet, timid person. Computinga palm-sized, button-operated device that can be slid on wheels or ball bearings over a desktop to move the cursor on a CRT to any position, or slid over a drawing in order to recreate the drawing on a CRT. Cf. joystick (def. 2). Informal Termsa swelling under the eye, caused by a blow or blows; black eye. Slang Terms, Sex and Gendera girl or woman. v.t. to hunt out, as a cat hunts out mice. [Naut.]to secure with a mousing. v.i. to hunt for or catch mice. to prowl about, as if in search of something:The burglar moused about for valuables. to seek or search stealthily or watchfully, as if for prey. bef. 900; Middle English mous (plural mis), Old English mūs (plural mȳs); cognate with German Maus, Old Norse mūs, Latin mūs, Greek mŷs mouse′like′, adj.
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