单词 | earth-hunger |
释义 | earth /ûrth/noun
ORIGIN: OE eorthe; cf Du aarde and Ger Erde earthˈen adjective
earthˈily adverb In an earthy manner earthˈiness noun earthˈliness noun earthˈling noun
earthˈly adjective
Chance (for earthly chance) earthˈward adverb (also earthˈwards) Towards the earth adjectiveMoving towards the earth earthˈy adjective
earthˈ-bag noun A sack of earth used in fortifications earthˈ-bath noun A bath of earth or mud earthˈ-board noun The board of a plough or other implement that turns over the earth earthˈborn adjective Born from or on the earth earthˈbound adjective
earthˈ-bred adjective
earth-chestˈnut same as earth-nut below. earthˈ-closet noun A lavatory in which the excreta are covered with earth earthˈ-created adjective Made of earth earthˈenware noun
earthˈfall noun A landslide earthˈfast adjective Fixed in the earth earthˈ-fed adjective Contented with earthly things earthˈflax noun Asbestos earthˈ-hog noun The aardvark earthˈ-house noun An underground stone-lined gallery associated with the Iron Age, which may have functioned as a storehouse or dwelling, a souterrain, also called Picts' house earthˈ-hunger noun Passion for acquiring land earthing tyres plural noun Aircraft tyres that discharge static electricity on grounding earth-light see earth-shine below. earthˈly-mindˈed adjective Having the mind intent on earthly things earthˈly-mindˈedness noun earthˈman or earthˈwoman noun Esp in science fiction, a person who lives on the planet earth earth mother noun
earthˈ-motherly adjective earthˈ-movement noun (geology) Elevation, subsidence or folding of the earth's crust earthˈmover noun Any piece of machinery designed to move earth, eg a bulldozer earthˈmoving adjective earthˈ-nut noun
earth observation noun (space) Observation of the Earth from satellites by remote sensing techniques earthˈ-pea noun The peanut earthˈ-pillar noun (geology) A column of soft material protected from erosion by an overlying stone earthˈ-plate noun A buried plate of metal forming the earth connection of a telegraph-wire, lightning conductor, etc earthˈquake noun
earthˈquaked adjective Shaken or destroyed by an earthquake earthˈquaking adjective earth science noun Any of the sciences dealing with the earth, eg geography or geology earthˈshaking or earthˈshattering adjective Of great importance or consequence earthˈshakingly or earthˈshatteringly adverb earthˈ-shine or earthˈ-light noun The faint light visible on the part of the moon not illuminated by the sun earth sign noun Any of the three signs of the zodiac (Taurus, Virgo and Capricorn) believed to have an affinity with earth earthˈ-smoke noun (botany) Fumitory earthˈ-star noun A fungus (genus Geaster) related to the puffballs that opens out into a starlike form earthˈ-table noun (building) A course of stone or brick just above the ground earthˈ-tone noun A colour like that of the earth, eg a brown or green earth tremor noun A slight earthquake earthˈwax noun Ozokerite earthˈwolf noun The aardwolf earthwoman see earthman above. earthˈwork noun
earthˈworm noun
cost the earth (informal) To be very expensive down or back to earth Back to reality (down-to-earth adjective see under down1) go to earth To search for or take refuge in a hole or hiding-place (also figurative) green earth see green1 on earth
run to earth
the Earthshaker (Greek mythology) Poseidon, the god of earthquakes |
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