crone
crone 英 [krəʊn] 美 [kroʊn]
n. 干瘪老丑婆；老母羊
名词复数:crones
- The haggard old woman who lives down the street in a ramshackle house, shaking her fist while chasing children out of her yard? You might call her a crone, if you’re brave. (But be careful: the term is insulting.)
- 请先登录
- n. 干瘪老丑婆；老母羊
-
1. If need be, occupy a throne, Where nobody can call you crone.
如果需要，占领一个王位，哪里没人会叫你老妇人。
-
2. But Colin Myler, the paper’s former editor, and Tom crone, its former legal manager have said in a statement that Murdoch did know about the email, that they had told him about it.
可是世界新闻报前编辑柯林.迈勒和法务经理汤姆.克罗恩在一份声明中说，小默多克确实知道这封电子邮件，因为他们告诉过他这封电子邮件的事。
-
3. James Murdoch was asked to provide the written response after additional questions were raised by Myler and crone.
在由迈勒和克罗恩提出附加问题后，詹姆士默多克被要求提供书面回应。
- crone (n.) late 14c., from Anglo-French carogne, from Old North French carogne, term of abuse for a cantankerous or withered woman, literally "carrion," from Vulgar Latin *caronia (see carrion).
- 请先登录
0 个回复