在英汉词典中为您找到7066条与“g”相关的英语单词:
  • gobs

    n. 凝块,口,美国水兵( gob的名词复数 );v. 吐唾沫( gob的第三人称单数 );
    [例句] Shut your gob.
    [例句] ...a gob of spit.
  • gulping

    v. 狼吞虎咽地吃,吞咽( gulp的现在分词 ),大口地吸(气),哽住;
    [例句] She quickly gulped her tea.
    [例句] I gulped, and then proceeded to tell her the whole story...
  • go-ahead

    adj. 前进着的,进取的,有冒险精神的,可通行的;n. 前进,进步,放行信号,进取心,活力,精力;
    [例句] The Greek government today gave the go-ahead for five major road schemes...
    [例句] Don't do any major repair work until you get the go-ahead from your insurers.
  • Galleries

    n. 图表种类,画廊( gallery的名词复数 ),走廊,楼座,(剧场中票价最低的)顶层楼座;
    [例句] ...an art gallery.
    [例句] ...the National Gallery.
  • gargantuan

    adj. 巨大的,庞大的;
    [例句] ...a marketing event of gargantuan proportions.
    [例句] ...a gargantuan corruption scandal.
  • geminate

    adj. 成双的;v. (使)成
  • gentler

    adj. 温和的,优雅的,温和的( gentle的比较级 ),高尚的,轻的,文静的;
    [例句] My son was a quiet and gentle man who liked sports and enjoyed life...
    [例句] Michael's voice was gentle and consoling.
  • germane

    adj. 有关的,恰当的;
    [例句] ...the suppression of a number of documents which were very germane to the case...
    [例句] Fenton was a good listener, and his questions were germane.
  • girlish

    adj. 女孩子(似)的,少女的;
    [例句] She gave a little girlish giggle.
  • gladness

    n. 欢乐,喜悦,欢喜;
    [例句] I'm glad I relented in the end...
    [例句] The people seem genuinely glad to see you...
  • glazier

    n. 装玻璃的工人,装玻璃工;
  • gliding

    adj. 流畅的,滑行的,滑顺的;v. 滑动( glide的现在分词 ),掠过,(鸟或飞机 ) 滑翔;
  • godsend

    n. 天赐之物,意外的好运;
    [例句] Pharmacists are a godsend when you don't feel sick enough to call the doctor.
  • graded

    v. (官阶、质量)等级( grade的过去式和过去分词 ), 年级, (考试或作业的)分数, (学生受测试的)技巧水平(尤指音乐方面);
  • grandly

    adv. 宏伟地,堂皇地,盛大地;
    [例句] He grandly declared that 'international politics is a struggle for power'.
    [例句] The grandly named European Cricketer Cup is based at Worksop College...
  • greenish

    adj. 呈绿色的,微绿的;
    [例句] ...his cold greenish eyes.
  • groovy

    adj. 绝妙的,槽的,沟的,流行的,最佳状态的;
    [例句] ...the grooviest club in London.
  • grudging

    adj. 不情愿的,勉强的;
    [例句] He even earned his opponents' grudging respect...
    [例句] There seems to be a grudging acceptance of the situation.
  • guardianship

    n. 保护,守护,监护人的职责;
    [例句] ...depriving mothers of the guardianship of their children.
  • guru

    n. 领袖,专家,权威,个人的宗教教师[指导];
    [例句] Fashion gurus dictate crazy ideas such as squeezing oversized bodies into tight trousers.