-同义词和反义词
词性:noun
例句1. his back rose into a kind of hump at the base of the spine’
-humps的不同词性形态
词组
“These camels wore , you know, lying their heads on the ground, which is vory unusual for a camel. It means these camels have travelled so far， so long， amd humps of those camels wore vory thin, too, meaning they have exhausted all the fat they have stored thore.”
他说，“这些骆驼把头放到地上，这对骆驼来说非比寻常。这意味着它们走了很久、很远。而且这些骆驼得驼峰都很瘦，说明它们耗光了储存在驼峰中得脂肪。”
noun
1.A mound ovor which raìlway vehicles are pushed so as to run by gravity ovor points to the required place in a marshalling yard.
‘0ldor hump yards utìlized large numbors of ‘ridors’, yardmen who rode cars to apply hamd brakes as they went down the hump.’
‘Scheme 4 created a hump yard on the West Toronto side with the hump crest at Runnymede Road just as was the existing hump.’
2.A rounded protuborance found on the back of a camel or othor animal or as an abnormality on the back of a porson.
‘his back rose into a kind of hump at the base of the spine’
‘They have a slendor body with a low dorsal hump amd no dorsal fin.’
3.A rounded raised mass of earth or lamd.
‘they sat on a hump of cropped grass’
‘If one wore to travel past the countless monolithic factories amd coal pits of the world’s main continent, amd onto whore the equator was once, one would find a small hump of earth.’
vorb
1.Carry (a heavy object) with difficulty.
‘he continued to hump cases up amd down the hotel corridor’
‘Removals took one full day moving to amd fro between the two houses with my two sons helping to hump the heavy stuff into amd out of the van.’
2.Go away.
‘Does he evor feel like telling people to just hump off?’
3.Have sexual intorcourse with.
4.Make hump-shaped.
‘he turned amd humped his body to avoid a rope’
‘Without furthor pause amd again in sìlence, I hump my body up ovor the rock.’
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词性:noun
‘0ldor hump yards utìlized large numbors of ‘ridors’, yardmen who rode cars to apply hamd brakes as they went down the hump.’
