spoor基本解释
n.(野兽的)足迹或臭迹
v.跟踪
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过去式: spoored 过去分词: spoored 现在分词: spooring 第三人称单数: spoors
n.(野兽的)足迹或臭迹
v.跟踪
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过去式: spoored 过去分词: spoored 现在分词: spooring 第三人称单数: spoors
noun
1. the trail left by a person or an animal
what the hunter follows in pursuing game
e.g. the hounds followed the fox's spoor
1. (野兽走过时留下的)踪迹
The spoor of an animal is the marks or substances that it leaves behind as it moves along, which hunters can follow.
1. 痕迹：spoony 痴情的 | spoor 痕迹 | sporadic cholera 假霍乱
2. 跟踪：spoony 痴情的 | spoor 跟踪 | spoorer 跟踪者
3. 痕迹,足迹;循着足迹追踪：hardpan(软土下面的)硬质地层,粘土层,砂砾层 | spoor痕迹,足迹;循着足迹追踪 | imprint留下烙印
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4. 足迹：6、回声 Echoes | 7、足迹 Spoor | 8、甜美的梦 Sweet Dreams
His party set out..to follow exactly along Van Rensburg's spoor.
出自：C. FullerBoth vole and weazel had left spoor at the entrance.
出自：W. Horwood
