| 释义 |
hog
UK [hɒg] US [hɑ:g] noun countable
ANIMAL 动物 US a pig, especially one which is allowed to grow large so that it can be eaten （尤指供食用的）猪
■UK
■a male pig with its sexual organs removed which is kept for its meat （供食用的）阉猪 Compare boar ; sow
UK [hɒg] US [hɑ:g] noun countable
PERSON 人 informal disapproving
■someone who takes much more than a fair share of something, especially by eating too much 贪吃的人；贪婪的人•You've eaten it all? You hog!你全吃光了？你这头猪！
UK [hɒg] US [hɑ:g] noun countable
go hog wild US informal
■to become too excited and eager about something, often so that you do too much 因过于兴奋、热切而做得过头•There's no need to go hog wild just because it's Sarah's birthday - she won't want such a fuss.仅仅因为今天是莎拉的生日就冲动过了头，这实在是没必要，她不想小题大做。
UK [hɒg] US [hɑ:g] verb transitive (-gg-) informal
■to take or use more than your share of something 贪心攫取•He's always hogging the bathroom (= spending too much time in the bathroom, so that no one else can use it).他总是贪心地占着浴室不走。
UK [hɒg] US [hɑ:g] verb transitive (-gg-) informal
hog the road disapproving
■to drive so that other vehicles cannot go past 占路开车 |