ruff
US /rʌf/
UK /rʌf/
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褶领, 襞襟
a collar or frill, often starched and pleated, worn in the 16th and 17th centuries.
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The queen's portrait showed her wearing an elaborate lace ruff.
女王的肖像画显示她戴着一个精致的蕾丝褶领。
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Actors in historical dramas often wear period costumes with large ruffs.
历史剧中的演员经常穿着带有大褶领的时代服装。
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鲈鱼, 河鲈
a common freshwater fish of the perch family, found in Europe and northern Asia.
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We caught a small ruff in the river today.
我们今天在河里抓到了一条小鲈鱼。
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The ruff is known for its spiny fins.
这种鲈鱼以其多刺的鱼鳍而闻名。
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低吠, 咆哮
(of a dog) utter a low, guttural sound, typically in response to a threat or as a warning.
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The dog began to ruff at the stranger approaching the house.
狗开始对走近房子的陌生人低吠。
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The guard dog would ruff whenever it sensed danger.
警犬每当感觉到危险时就会低吠。