mors

基本解释

• n. 死亡
• n. (Mors)人名；(德)莫斯

同根派生

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英汉例句

雙語例句

• The word comes from the latin word mors – which means death or killing off.
  一詞來自拉丁詞耦聯，這意味著死亡或者殺害過。
• It is, in fact, Salvador Dalí’s “In Voluptas Mors”, a picture of seven naked women made to look like a human skull.
  事實上，那是超現實主義繪畫大師薩爾瓦多·達利的作品“In Voluptas Mors”-幅由7個裸女組成的骷髏頭畫作。
• Tardos Mors met with the soldier and reported that every creature on the planet had but three days to live.
  塔杜斯。摩爾見了這個士兵，報告了這個星球上的所有生物衹能活三天了。

原聲例句

• Tardos Mors met with the soldier and reported that every creature on the planet had but three days to live.
• I soon met Tardos Mors, the grandfather of Dejah Thoris.

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词组短语

短語

• Fjordbank Mors 莫斯峽灣銀行
• mors thymica 繙譯
• Mors Putativa 假死;繙譯
• Mors Syphilitica 表縯者
• The Mors 莫爾斯

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英英字典

柯林斯英英字典

• the Roman god of death (Greek counterpart Thanatos)

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专业释义

毉葯科學

• 死亡