pollard
英 [ˈpɒləd]
美 [ˈpɑːlərd]
v. 修剪树冠; 给(树木)去顶
现在分词:pollarding 过去分词:pollarded 过去式:pollarded 复数:pollards 第三人称单数:pollards
BNC.22333
牛津词典
verb
- 修剪树冠;给(树木)去顶
to cut off the branches at the top of a tree so that the lower branches will grow more thickly
英英释义
noun
- a usually horned animal that has either shed its horns or had them removed
- a tree with limbs cut back to promote a more bushy growth of foliage
verb
- convert into a pollard
- pollard trees
双语例句
- Pollard fought back against the NFL's decision until 1937, when he retired to pursue a career in business.
波拉德一直反对美国橄榄球队的决定,直到1937年退役,他开始在商业中追求自己的职业生涯。 - 'I don't know,' Pollard replied, professing innocence.
“我不知道,”波拉德回答说,谎称自己是无辜的。 - Through a research on the property of Montgomery modular multiplication, the Pollard Phro 、( P-1) and P+ 1 algorithms are modified respectively so that the classic modular multiplication can be replaced by Montgomery modular multiplication.
文章针对Montgomery模乘的特点,分别对PollardPhro、P-1和P+1算法进行适当的改造,使得底层的经典模乘运算可以由Montgomery模乘来代替。 - While working on a song, Cave began to play with the idea of measuring his life in days instead of years, and Forsyth and Pollard, who were documenting the band as they recorded Push the Sky Away, saw potential for a film.
凯夫在写歌的时候,开始思考以天数为单位,而不是以年为单位来计算自己的生命,弗希斯和波兰德在拍摄乐队录制《推开天空》时,觉得素材有可能拍一部电影。 - As technology companies try to keep pace with the iPhone generation, Pollard says carmakers are also coming to terms with less possessive buyers.
珀拉德表示,就像科技公司设法去适应iPhone一代一样,,汽车厂商也不得不接受购车客户减少这一事实。 - A number of recent documentaries have explored the nebulous boundary between reportage and fiction, but in 20,000 Days, Pollard and Forsyth try to dispense with that boundary altogether.
最近,有很多纪录片都在探索事实报道与虚构之间的朦胧边界,但在《地球两万日》中,波兰德和弗希斯试着干脆甩掉这个边界。 - Other car manufacturers are studying similar ideas, Pollard said.
其他的汽车制造商也都在研究类似的构想。 - To convertor make into a pollard.
使变成或制成截头树。 - Pollard died in 1986.
波拉德死于1986年。 - Peugeot, for instance, has launched a European project called Mu, Pollard said.
例如法国标致汽车在欧洲启动了一个名为Mu的项目,珀拉德说道。
