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perch
UK [pɜ:tʃ] US [pɝ:tʃ] verb
perch in/on, etc. sth
■to sit on or near the edge of something 坐在…（的边缘）上；栖息于；停留于•We perched on bar stools and had a beer.我们坐在酒吧高凳上，喝了一杯啤酒。 •A blackbird was perching on the gate.一只乌鸫停落在大门上。 intransitive or transitive
■to be in a high position or in a position near the edge of something, or to put something in this position （使）位于高处（或…的边缘）；（使）栖息在高处（或…的边缘）•The village is perched on top of a high hill.村子坐落在一座高山的山顶上。
UK [pɜ:tʃ] US [pɝ:tʃ] noun
FISH 鱼
countable or uncountable (plural perch or US ALSO perches)
■a fish that lives in lakes and rivers and is eaten as food 河鲈，鲈鱼
UK [pɜ:tʃ] US [pɝ:tʃ] noun
SIT 坐
countable
■a place where a bird sits, especially a thin rod in a cage (= wire box) （鸟的）栖息处（尤指鸟笼里的栖木）
countable
■a seat or other place high up, often giving a good view of something below （常指能很好地俯视低处的）高座，高处•We watched the parade from our perch on the scaffolding.我们从鹰架的高处观看游行。 |