matador

/mat-uh-dawr/US // ˈmæt əˌdɔr //UK // (ˈmætədɔː) //

斗牛士,斗牛犬,猎手,大斗士

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
- : the principal bullfighter in a bullfight who passes the bull with a muleta and then, in many countries, kills it with a sword thrust; a torero.
- : one of the principal cards in skat and certain other games.
- : a jet-powered U.S. surface-to-surface missile.

nounbullfighter

Synonyms

The North Dakota native is the fourth of seven children raised in the small town of Matador, pop.
It's a snap of the matador's red cape, a defiant baiting of Fox News and talk radio.
Neither Matador nor Power, known off-stage as Chan Marshall, had any additional comments.
A representative from her label, Matador Records, confirmed that nothing has been canceled.
Gerard Cosloy, who would sign the band to his Matador Records years later, criticized their early shows.
Perhaps Frank Harris's "Matador" gave me the impulse, together with my perpetual quest for a new experience.
The trick of the matador with his red cloak suggested itself in this181 moment of peril.
A brave hand may yet cut the "Sipo Matador," and the slayer be slain before he has quite stifled his victim.
She proposed that he should write her life, “starting with the assumption that she was a daughter of the famous matador, Montes.”
The matador foils and plays with the bull until he has discovered his disposition.

/mat-uh-dawr/US // ˈmæt əˌdɔr //UK // (ˈmætədɔː) //

斗牛士,斗牛犬,猎手,大斗士

n.名词 noun

1
- : the principal bullfighter in a bullfight who passes the bull with a muleta and then, in many countries, kills it with a sword thrust; a torero.
- : one of the principal cards in skat and certain other games.
- : a jet-powered U.S. surface-to-surface missile.

nounbullfighter

Synonyms

The North Dakota native is the fourth of seven children raised in the small town of Matador, pop.
It's a snap of the matador's red cape, a defiant baiting of Fox News and talk radio.
Neither Matador nor Power, known off-stage as Chan Marshall, had any additional comments.
A representative from her label, Matador Records, confirmed that nothing has been canceled.
Gerard Cosloy, who would sign the band to his Matador Records years later, criticized their early shows.
Perhaps Frank Harris's "Matador" gave me the impulse, together with my perpetual quest for a new experience.
The trick of the matador with his red cloak suggested itself in this181 moment of peril.
A brave hand may yet cut the "Sipo Matador," and the slayer be slain before he has quite stifled his victim.
She proposed that he should write her life, “starting with the assumption that she was a daughter of the famous matador, Montes.”
The matador foils and plays with the bull until he has discovered his disposition.