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| 1. | In everyday life the Normans ate beef from the French boeuf, while the English ate oar or cow; |
| 日常生活中诺尔曼人吃的beef (牛肉)来自法语的boeuf，英格兰人则吃ox(公牛肉)或cow(母牛肉)； |
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| 2. | The tongue of an animal, such as a cow, used as food. |
| 动物舌牛等动物的舌头，用作食物 |
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| 3. | The farmer whistled as the cow milked. |
| 牛产奶时,那位农民吹着口哨。 |
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| 4. | is a far-off, clamorous phantasmagoria, flickering like Northern lights in the night, and sounding as |
| 人生余下的一切都只是变幻不定的情景，遥远而喧闹，一如夜空中的北极光忽隐忽现，一如远方传来的牛铃声若有若无。 |
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| 5. | As mad cow disease hits country after country, the fear of catching the human form has infected Americans |
| 疯牛病更流行，它波及—个又一个国家，担心患人型疯牛病的恐惧已影响了美国人。 |
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| -- 来源 -- 英汉非文学 - 生命科学 - 口蹄疫疯牛病 - zaogaodeniurou |
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| 6. | A large part of the aerosol cloud comes from inefficient cookers, where fuels such as cow dung and kerosene |
| 这片烟雾中的悬浮颗粒主要是由于燃料的不充分燃烧造成的，因为亚洲许多地区人们还在使用牛粪和煤油作燃料来做饭，这样的燃料往往是不能充分燃烧的。 |
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| 7. | mature male of various mammals of which the female is called `cow'; e.g. whales or elephants or especially cattle. |
| 各种其相应雌性叫做“cow”的成体雄性哺乳动物；比如：鲸或象或特别是牛。 |
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| 8. | Don't refer to your sister as a silly cow! |
| 不要叫你的妹妹做笨婆娘! |
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| 9. | treat sb. as a milch cow |
| 把某人当作摇钱树 |
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| 10. | the tongue of a cow eaten as meat. |
| 用作肉食的母牛的舌头。 |
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