squirrel

Word family adjectivesquirrellynounsquirrel

Related topics: Animals

squir·rel1 /ˈskwɪrəl $ ˈskwɜːrəl/ noun [countableC]

HBAa small animal with a long furry tail that climbs trees and eats nuts 松鼠 →4 See picture of 见图 BITE 1

Examples from the Corpus

squirrel• Wire netting is the best defence against rabbits and squirrels, which will chew through plastic netting to plunder fruit crops.• Woodchucks, like many other ground squirrels, hibernate in their underground burrows where they are thought to sleep away the winter.• I felt grand and we chattered like little squirrels who have saved all the acorns for winter.• The study claims that red squirrels have survived alongside grey squirrels for decades in forests in Norfolk and Staffordshire.• But it seems to me that the principle that red squirrels make food, essentially out of nothing, is magic.• I eventually concluded, however, that the red squirrels were harvesting maple syrup, much as we do.• Like the squirrel, he should marry only some one of precisely the same blood lines as himself.• She stood, laughing at him, her arms brown against her childish white vest, the squirrel peering round her neck.

squirrel2 verb (squirrelled, squirrelling British EnglishBrE, squirreled, squirreling American EnglishAmE)

1 squirrel something ↔ away phrasal verbphr v KEEP/STOREto keep something in a safe place to use later 储存，贮藏〔供以后使用〕 SYN stash away

By December I had $300 squirreled away.

到十二月份的时候，我已经存了 300 美元。

Origin squirrel1

(1300-1400) Anglo-French esquirel, from Latin sciurus, from Greek skiouros, from skia “shadow” + oura “tail”

单词	squirrel
释义	squirrel Word family adjectivesquirrellynounsquirrel Related topics: Animals squir·rel1 /ˈskwɪrəl $ ˈskwɜːrəl/ ●●○ noun [countableC] 1. HBAa small animal with a long furry tail that climbs trees and eats nuts 松鼠 →4 See picture of 见图 BITE 1 Examples from the Corpus squirrel• Wire netting is the best defence against rabbits and squirrels, which will chew through plastic netting to plunder fruit crops.• Woodchucks, like many other ground squirrels, hibernate in their underground burrows where they are thought to sleep away the winter.• I felt grand and we chattered like little squirrels who have saved all the acorns for winter.• The study claims that red squirrels have survived alongside grey squirrels for decades in forests in Norfolk and Staffordshire.• But it seems to me that the principle that red squirrels make food, essentially out of nothing, is magic.• I eventually concluded, however, that the red squirrels were harvesting maple syrup, much as we do.• Like the squirrel, he should marry only some one of precisely the same blood lines as himself.• She stood, laughing at him, her arms brown against her childish white vest, the squirrel peering round her neck. squirrel2 verb (squirrelled, squirrelling British EnglishBrE, squirreled, squirreling American EnglishAmE) 1 squirrel something ↔ away phrasal verbphr v KEEP/STOREto keep something in a safe place to use later 储存，贮藏〔供以后使用〕 SYN stash away By December I had $300 squirreled away. 到十二月份的时候，我已经存了 300 美元。 Origin squirrel1 (1300-1400) Anglo-French esquirel, from Latin sciurus, from Greek skiouros, from skia “shadow” + oura “tail”
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