pubescent
英 [pjʊ'bes(ə)nt]
美[pju'bɛsnt]
- adj. 青春期的；有软毛的
- n. 青春期的青少年
英英释义
- 1. (of animals especially human beings) having arrived at the onset of puberty (the age at which sex glands become functional) but not yet fully mature;
- "the budding breasts of a pubescent girl and the downy chin of pubescent boy"
- 2. covered with fine soft hairs or down;
- "downy milkweed seeds"
实用场景例句
- Ah , leave me alone in my pubescent park, in my mossy garden.
- 让我独自带在我的充满青春的公园 、 长满青苔的花圃里.
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- Result: Corydalis Tuber , Pubescent Angelica can be examined out by TLC chromatogram.
- 结果: 在TLC色谱中均能检出延胡索 、 独活.
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- Young twigs and buds reddish brown pubescent.
- 嫩枝及芽有红褐色短毛.
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- A pubescent girl regarded as sexually desirable.
- 性感撩人的发育期的女孩.
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- When did Dumbledore bouncy , pre - pubescent poster boy of those early Potter outings – get so old?
- 那个在《哈利·波特》早期影片中活泼好动 、 好似没到青春期的邓布利多什么时候老成这个样子了?
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- Corolla blue - purple, ca .1.2 cm long, white pubescent, 2 - lipped, upper lip 2 - lobed, lower lip 3 - lobed ; lobes subequal.
- 花冠蓝紫色, 长1.2厘米, 被白色短柔毛, 二唇形, 上唇2裂, 下唇3裂, 裂片近相等.
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- Description: Scandent subshrubs , to 2 m tall , stems, petioles, and inflorescences thin pubescent, glabrescent.
- 形态特徵: 攀援灌木,长达2米, 茎 、 叶柄和花序疏被柔毛.
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- Description: Herbaceous vines, glabrous except for pubescent on stem nodes, petioles, and leaf margin.
- 形态特徵: 纤细草质藤本,除茎节 、 柄和叶缘被短柔毛外全株无毛.
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中文词源
pubescent 青春期的
来自pubes,青春期，-esce,表起始，词源同adolescent.
双语例句
- 1. Ah , leave me alone in my pubescent park, in my mossy garden.
- 让我独自带在我的充满青春的公园 、 长满青苔的花圃里.
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- 2. Result: Corydalis Tuber , Pubescent Angelica can be examined out by TLC chromatogram.
- 结果: 在TLC色谱中均能检出延胡索 、 独活.
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- 3. Young twigs and buds reddish brown pubescent.
- 嫩枝及芽有红褐色短毛.
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- 4. A pubescent girl regarded as sexually desirable.
- 性感撩人的发育期的女孩.
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- 5. When did Dumbledore bouncy , pre - pubescent poster boy of those early Potter outings – get so old?
- 那个在《哈利·波特》早期影片中活泼好动 、 好似没到青春期的邓布利多什么时候老成这个样子了?
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英文词源
- pubescent (adj.)
- 1610s, a back-formation from pubescence, or else from French pubescent (early 16c.) or directly from Latin pubescentem (nominative pubescens), present participle of pubescere "to reach puberty" (see pubescence).