moor 音標拼音: [m'ʊr]
n . 荒野,曠野
vt . 使停泊,系住,使固定
vi . 系泊,固定
荒野,曠野使停泊,系住,使固定系泊,固定
Moor n 1 :
one of the Muslim people of north Africa ;
of mixed Arab and Berber descent ;
converted to Islam in the 8th century ;
conqueror of Spain in the 8th century 2 :
open land usually with peaty soil covered with heather and bracken and moss [
synonym : {
moor }, {
moorland }]
v 1 :
secure in or as if in a berth or dock ; "
tie up the boat "
[
synonym : {
moor }, {
berth }, {
tie up }]
2 :
come into or dock at a wharf ; "
the big ship wharfed in the evening " [
synonym : {
moor }, {
berth }, {
wharf }]
3 :
secure with cables or ropes ; "
moor the boat "
Moor \
Moor \ (
m [=
oo ]
r ),
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Moored } (
m [=
oo ]
rd );
p .
pr . &
vb .
n . {
Mooring }.] [
Prob .
fr .
D .
marren to tie ,
fasten ,
or moor a ship .
See {
Mar }.]
1 . (
Naut .)
To fix or secure ,
as a vessel ,
in a particular place by casting anchor ,
or by fastening with cables or chains ;
as ,
the vessel was moored in the stream ;
they moored the boat to the wharf .
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2 .
Fig .:
To secure ,
or fix firmly . --
Brougham .
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Moor \
Moor \ (
m [=
oo ]
r ),
n . [
F .
More ,
Maure ,
L .
Maurus a Moor ,
a Mauritanian ,
an inhabitant of Mauritania ,
Gr .
May ^
ros ;
cf .
may ^
ros black ,
dark .
Cf . {
Morris }
a dance , {
Morocco }.]
1 .
One of a mixed race inhabiting Morocco ,
Algeria ,
Tunis ,
and Tripoli ,
chiefly along the coast and in towns .
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2 . (
Hist .)
Any individual of the swarthy races of Africa or Asia which have adopted the Mohammedan religion . "
In Spanish history the terms Moors ,
Saracens ,
and Arabs are synonymous ." --
Internat .
Cyc .
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Moor \
Moor \,
n . [
OE .
mor ,
AS .
m [=
o ]
r moor ,
morass ;
akin to D .
moer moor ,
G .
moor ,
and prob .
to Goth .
marei sea ,
E .
mere .
See {
Mere }
a lake .]
1 .
An extensive waste covered with patches of heath ,
and having a poor ,
light soil ,
but sometimes marshy ,
and abounding in peat ;
a heath .
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In her girlish age she kept sheep on the moor .
--
Carew .
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2 .
A game preserve consisting of moorland .
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{
Moor buzzard } (
Zool .),
the marsh harrier . [
Prov .
Eng .]
{
Moor coal } (
Geol .),
a friable variety of lignite .
{
Moor cock } (
Zool .),
the male of the {
moor fowl }
or red grouse of Europe .
{
Moor coot }. (
Zool .)
See {
Gallinule }.
{
Moor game }. (
Zool .)
Same as {
Moor fowl }.
{
Moor grass } (
Bot .),
a tufted perennial grass ({
Sesleria caerulea }),
found in mountain pastures of Europe .
{
Moor hawk } (
Zool .),
the marsh harrier .
{
Moor hen }. (
Zool .)
(
a )
The female of the {
moor fowl }.
(
b )
A gallinule ,
esp .
the European species .
See {
Gallinule }.
(
c )
An Australian rail ({
Tribonyx ventralis }).
{
Moor monkey } (
Zool .),
the black macaque of Borneo ({
Macacus maurus }).
{
Moor titling } (
Zool .),
the European stonechat ({
Pratinocola rubicola }).
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Moor \
Moor \,
v .
i .
To cast anchor ;
to become fast .
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On oozy ground his galleys moor . --
Dryden .
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266 Moby Thesaurus words for "
moor ":
affix ,
agricultural region ,
alight ,
alkali flat ,
alluvial plain ,
anchor ,
annex ,
anthill ,
arable land ,
attach ,
barrow ,
basin ,
batten ,
batten down ,
baygall ,
belay ,
berth ,
billet at ,
bind ,
bivouac ,
black belt ,
bog ,
bottom ,
bottomland ,
bottoms ,
brae ,
bridle ,
buffalo wallow ,
burrow ,
bushveld ,
butte ,
camp ,
campo ,
cast anchor ,
catch ,
cement ,
chain ,
champaign ,
champaign country ,
cinch ,
citrus belt ,
clamp ,
clinch ,
coastal plain ,
colonize ,
come to anchor ,
come to land ,
corn belt ,
cotton belt ,
countryside ,
cramp ,
debark ,
debus ,
delta ,
deplane ,
desert ,
detrain ,
disembark ,
disemplane ,
dock ,
domesticate ,
down ,
downs ,
drop anchor ,
drop the hook ,
drumlin ,
dune ,
dust bowl ,
enchain ,
engraft ,
ensconce ,
entrammel ,
establish residence ,
everglade ,
farm belt ,
farm country ,
farmland ,
fasten ,
fasten down ,
fell ,
fen ,
fenland ,
fetter ,
fix ,
flat ,
flat country ,
flatland ,
flats ,
foothills ,
fruit belt ,
glade ,
go ashore ,
graft ,
grapple ,
grass roots ,
grass veld ,
grassland ,
grazing region ,
gyve ,
hamper ,
handcuff ,
heath ,
highland ,
highlands ,
hill ,
hillock ,
hive ,
hobble ,
hog wallow ,
hog -
tie ,
holm ,
hopple ,
hummock ,
inhabit ,
kedge ,
kedge off ,
keep house ,
knit ,
knob ,
knoll ,
land ,
lande ,
lash ,
lash and tie ,
lay anchor ,
leash ,
level ,
live at ,
llano ,
locate ,
lowland ,
lowlands ,
lunar mare ,
make a landfall ,
make fast ,
make land ,
make port ,
make secure ,
make sure ,
manacle ,
marais ,
mare ,
marish ,
marsh ,
marshland ,
meadow ,
meadows and pastures ,
mere ,
mesa ,
mesilla ,
mire ,
molehill ,
monticle ,
monticule ,
moorland ,
moors ,
morass ,
moss ,
mound ,
move ,
mud ,
mud flat ,
nest ,
open country ,
pampa ,
pampas ,
park ,
peat bog ,
peg down ,
peneplain ,
people ,
perch ,
picket ,
pin down ,
pinion ,
plain ,
plains ,
plateau ,
playa ,
populate ,
prairie ,
prairies ,
province ,
provinces ,
put in ,
put in irons ,
put into port ,
put to ,
quagmire ,
quicksand ,
reach land ,
relocate ,
reside ,
restrain ,
rolling country ,
roost ,
rope ,
rural district ,
rustic region ,
salt flat ,
salt marsh ,
salt pan ,
sand dune ,
savanna ,
screw up ,
sebkha ,
secure ,
set ,
set to ,
set up housekeeping ,
set up shop ,
settle ,
settle down ,
shackle ,
sit down ,
slob land ,
slough ,
sough ,
squat ,
stand ,
stay at ,
steppe ,
steppes ,
straitjacket ,
strap ,
strike root ,
sump ,
swale ,
swamp ,
swampland ,
swell ,
table ,
tableland ,
taiga ,
take residence at ,
take root ,
take up residence ,
tether ,
the country ,
the soil ,
the sticks ,
tie ,
tie down ,
tie up ,
tighten ,
tobacco belt ,
trammel ,
tree veld ,
trice up ,
trim ,
tundra ,
unboat ,
upland ,
uplands ,
vega ,
veld ,
wallow ,
wash ,
wasteland ,
weald ,
wheat belt ,
wide -
open spaces ,
wold ,
woodland ,
woods and fields ,
yokeldom
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