Definition of rat-tail in English:

rat-tail

noun ˈratteɪlˈrætˌteɪl

1A narrow hairless tail like that of a rat, or something that resembles one.
鼠尾状无毛细尾巴；鼠尾状物体
as modifier he's growing it longer, with a thin rat-tail braid at the back
Example sentencesExamples
- One of Wezza's mates was hanging around outside the front of his unit, sporting a rat's tail that went halfway down his back.
- Many years ago I tested a 45 pistol where that area of the barrel looked as if it had been cut with a rat-tail file.
- His hair was pulled back into a tiny rat's tail at the base of his neck.
- Take your rag, rolled tightly into the shape of a rat's tail, and begin to roll it from the bottom to the top of the section.
- Taller than most, with short cropped hair and a rat's tail, Daniel always managed to look softer than the tough appearance he tried to put on.
- It was pulled back into a short rat-tail, braded and tied with a blue band, the rest was short, an almost shaved look on the sides.
- In addition the rat-tail is frequently of poor proportion and there is a viable seam.
- Now pipe down or I'll drag you off by that rat-tail of yours.
- She smiled and walked over to him, casually leaning on the back on his chair and playfully tugging at his shoulder length rat-tail as she looked at the screen.
1. 1.1British informal Hair hanging in lank, damp or greasy strands.
  〈英，非正式〉（细长、潮湿或油腻的绳索上的）绒毛
  Example sentencesExamples
  Flowing down across his face, down through his flattened and matted hair, pulling them into stringy rat-tails, they soaked him.
  Well, I saw one woman in a proper waterproof jacket but she had nothing on her head and her hair was drenched into rat-tails.
  When he emerged, he was pasty-faced and sweating, and his long hair hung down in wet rat-tails.
  Her hair was long, blonde and dirty, hanging in rat's tails.
  Her hair hung in rat-tails, the gauzy dress was one big wrinkle, and her cheek had acquired an ugly purple bruise, compliments of the gorilla who almost drowned her.
2A fish with a long, thin tail.
长尾鳕，尤指
1. 2.1
  another term for grenadier (sense 2)
2. 2.2
  another term for rabbitfish (sense 1 of the noun)

Definition of rat-tail in US English:

rat-tail

nounˈrætˌteɪlˈratˌtāl

1A narrow hairless tail like that of a rat, or something that resembles one.
鼠尾状无毛细尾巴；鼠尾状物体
as modifier he's growing it longer, with a thin rat-tail braid at the back
Example sentencesExamples
- Take your rag, rolled tightly into the shape of a rat's tail, and begin to roll it from the bottom to the top of the section.
- She smiled and walked over to him, casually leaning on the back on his chair and playfully tugging at his shoulder length rat-tail as she looked at the screen.
- One of Wezza's mates was hanging around outside the front of his unit, sporting a rat's tail that went halfway down his back.
- Many years ago I tested a 45 pistol where that area of the barrel looked as if it had been cut with a rat-tail file.
- It was pulled back into a short rat-tail, braded and tied with a blue band, the rest was short, an almost shaved look on the sides.
- His hair was pulled back into a tiny rat's tail at the base of his neck.
- Now pipe down or I'll drag you off by that rat-tail of yours.
- In addition the rat-tail is frequently of poor proportion and there is a viable seam.
- Taller than most, with short cropped hair and a rat's tail, Daniel always managed to look softer than the tough appearance he tried to put on.
1. 1.1British informal Hair hanging in lank, damp or greasy strands.
  〈英，非正式〉（细长、潮湿或油腻的绳索上的）绒毛
  Example sentencesExamples
  Flowing down across his face, down through his flattened and matted hair, pulling them into stringy rat-tails, they soaked him.
  When he emerged, he was pasty-faced and sweating, and his long hair hung down in wet rat-tails.
  Her hair hung in rat-tails, the gauzy dress was one big wrinkle, and her cheek had acquired an ugly purple bruise, compliments of the gorilla who almost drowned her.
  Her hair was long, blonde and dirty, hanging in rat's tails.
  Well, I saw one woman in a proper waterproof jacket but she had nothing on her head and her hair was drenched into rat-tails.
2A fish with a long, thin tail.
长尾鳕，尤指
1. 2.1
  another term for grenadier (sense 2)
2. 2.2
  another term for rabbitfish (sense 1 of the noun)

单词	rat-tail
释义	Definition of rat-tail in English: rat-tail noun ˈratteɪlˈrætˌteɪl 1A narrow hairless tail like that of a rat, or something that resembles one. 鼠尾状无毛细尾巴；鼠尾状物体 as modifier he's growing it longer, with a thin rat-tail braid at the back Example sentencesExamples One of Wezza's mates was hanging around outside the front of his unit, sporting a rat's tail that went halfway down his back. Many years ago I tested a 45 pistol where that area of the barrel looked as if it had been cut with a rat-tail file. His hair was pulled back into a tiny rat's tail at the base of his neck. Take your rag, rolled tightly into the shape of a rat's tail, and begin to roll it from the bottom to the top of the section. Taller than most, with short cropped hair and a rat's tail, Daniel always managed to look softer than the tough appearance he tried to put on. It was pulled back into a short rat-tail, braded and tied with a blue band, the rest was short, an almost shaved look on the sides. In addition the rat-tail is frequently of poor proportion and there is a viable seam. Now pipe down or I'll drag you off by that rat-tail of yours. She smiled and walked over to him, casually leaning on the back on his chair and playfully tugging at his shoulder length rat-tail as she looked at the screen. 1.1British informal Hair hanging in lank, damp or greasy strands. 〈英，非正式〉（细长、潮湿或油腻的绳索上的）绒毛 Example sentencesExamples Flowing down across his face, down through his flattened and matted hair, pulling them into stringy rat-tails, they soaked him. Well, I saw one woman in a proper waterproof jacket but she had nothing on her head and her hair was drenched into rat-tails. When he emerged, he was pasty-faced and sweating, and his long hair hung down in wet rat-tails. Her hair was long, blonde and dirty, hanging in rat's tails. Her hair hung in rat-tails, the gauzy dress was one big wrinkle, and her cheek had acquired an ugly purple bruise, compliments of the gorilla who almost drowned her. 2A fish with a long, thin tail. 长尾鳕，尤指 2.1 another term for grenadier (sense 2) 2.2 another term for rabbitfish (sense 1 of the noun) Definition of rat-tail in US English: rat-tail nounˈrætˌteɪlˈratˌtāl 1A narrow hairless tail like that of a rat, or something that resembles one. 鼠尾状无毛细尾巴；鼠尾状物体 as modifier he's growing it longer, with a thin rat-tail braid at the back Example sentencesExamples Take your rag, rolled tightly into the shape of a rat's tail, and begin to roll it from the bottom to the top of the section. She smiled and walked over to him, casually leaning on the back on his chair and playfully tugging at his shoulder length rat-tail as she looked at the screen. One of Wezza's mates was hanging around outside the front of his unit, sporting a rat's tail that went halfway down his back. Many years ago I tested a 45 pistol where that area of the barrel looked as if it had been cut with a rat-tail file. It was pulled back into a short rat-tail, braded and tied with a blue band, the rest was short, an almost shaved look on the sides. His hair was pulled back into a tiny rat's tail at the base of his neck. Now pipe down or I'll drag you off by that rat-tail of yours. In addition the rat-tail is frequently of poor proportion and there is a viable seam. Taller than most, with short cropped hair and a rat's tail, Daniel always managed to look softer than the tough appearance he tried to put on. 1.1British informal Hair hanging in lank, damp or greasy strands. 〈英，非正式〉（细长、潮湿或油腻的绳索上的）绒毛 Example sentencesExamples Flowing down across his face, down through his flattened and matted hair, pulling them into stringy rat-tails, they soaked him. When he emerged, he was pasty-faced and sweating, and his long hair hung down in wet rat-tails. Her hair hung in rat-tails, the gauzy dress was one big wrinkle, and her cheek had acquired an ugly purple bruise, compliments of the gorilla who almost drowned her. Her hair was long, blonde and dirty, hanging in rat's tails. Well, I saw one woman in a proper waterproof jacket but she had nothing on her head and her hair was drenched into rat-tails. 2A fish with a long, thin tail. 长尾鳕，尤指 2.1 another term for grenadier (sense 2) 2.2 another term for rabbitfish (sense 1 of the noun)
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