goring

/gawr-ing, gor-/US // ˈgɔr ɪŋ, ˈgɒr- //UK // (German ˈɡøːrɪŋ) //

沟槽,沟渠,沟壑,沟谷

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
Nautical.
- : the triangular area along a leech of a square sail, created by the presence of a gore.

verbpierce

Forms: gored

Synonyms

In the car on the way, there was a story on the radio of a goring in Pamplona.
"To be able to display Her Majesty's coat of arms is something that the staff will be enormously proud of," Goring said.
It was a brutal goring, among the most horrific in the history of bullfighting.
A letter was brought him, written by Goring to the king, and unfortunately intrusted to a spy of Fairfax's.
Sir Thomas Fairfax there encountered Goring with signal ill success.
Streatley receives more assistance from Goring, however, than is generally acknowledged in set phrase.
Then he reloaded and began firing among the bullocks, now jammed and goring one another at the entrance of a narrow alley.
A complete suit of mail, with coif and mufflers, late twelfth century, said to have been found in a coffin in Goring Church.

/gawr-ing, gor-/US // ˈgɔr ɪŋ, ˈgɒr- //UK // (German ˈɡøːrɪŋ) //

沟槽,沟渠,沟壑,沟谷

n.名词 noun

1
Nautical.
- : the triangular area along a leech of a square sail, created by the presence of a gore.

verbpierce

Forms: gored

Synonyms

In the car on the way, there was a story on the radio of a goring in Pamplona.
"To be able to display Her Majesty's coat of arms is something that the staff will be enormously proud of," Goring said.
It was a brutal goring, among the most horrific in the history of bullfighting.
A letter was brought him, written by Goring to the king, and unfortunately intrusted to a spy of Fairfax's.
Sir Thomas Fairfax there encountered Goring with signal ill success.
Streatley receives more assistance from Goring, however, than is generally acknowledged in set phrase.
Then he reloaded and began firing among the bullocks, now jammed and goring one another at the entrance of a narrow alley.
A complete suit of mail, with coif and mufflers, late twelfth century, said to have been found in a coffin in Goring Church.