cairn

• n. 石冢；堆石界标；石堆纪念碑

1. a mound of stones piled up as a memorial or to mark a boundary or path

2. small rough-haired breed of terrier from Scotland

Thousands fellvictimand thirst before the first cairn was found.

成千上万人死了,人们踏着他们的尸骨,才找到第一座用石子堆起的路标.

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The Tate's Cairn Tunnel may be allowed an average toll rise of 24 per cent in January.

政府可能批准大老山隧道明年一月加价,平均加幅达百分之二十四.

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Joshua Cairn: Do you ever feel weird about me?

约书亚·凯安: 你从没觉得我很神秘 吗 ?

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Joshua Cairn: Do you ever feel weird about me? Your weird son?

约书亚·凯安: 你从没觉得我很神秘 吗 ?你那神秘的儿子?

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The Tate's Cairn also recorded a wind gust of 284 km hour record.

而大老山亦录得时速284公里的阵风纪录.

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词源同horn, 角。

1. Most of the New Grange site is an earth - covered cairn.

新格兰奇的大多数遗迹是被泥土覆盖的石堆.

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2. Thousands fellvictimand thirst before the first cairn was found.

成千上万人死了,人们踏着他们的尸骨,才找到第一座用石子堆起的路标.

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3. Shell, Cairn Energy and Tullow Oil gained between 1.04 % - 3.5 % increase.

壳牌 、 英国凯恩能源和塔洛石油获得了1.04%-3.5%之间的涨幅.

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4. Joshua Cairn: Do you ever feel weird about me?

约书亚·凯安: 你从没觉得我很神秘 吗 ?

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5. Joshua Cairn: Do you ever feel weird about me? Your weird son?

约书亚·凯安: 你从没觉得我很神秘 吗 ?你那神秘的儿子?

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cairn (n.)

1530s, from Scottish carne, from Gaelic carn "heap of stones, rocky hill," akin to Gaulish karnon "horn," perhaps from PIE *ker-n- "highest part of the body, horn," thus "tip, peak" (see horn (n.)).