herd的翻译
名词牧群; 兽群; 放牧人; <蔑>群众，民众
及物/不及物动词群集，纠结
及物动词放牧; （使）向…移动; 使成群
及物动词
1. Dogs are often trained to herd sheep.
人们常训练狗来牧羊。
2. They herded into the corner.
他们聚集在角落里。
3. He herded his cattle into the yard.
他把牛赶到院子里。
不及物动词
1. The sheep herded for warmth.
羊群聚取暖。
名词
1. We saw a herd of elephants yesterday.
昨天我们见到了一群大象。
1. 群：牠们的群(herd)都是有一定疆土的. 群群之间,划疆而居,互不侵犯,偶有疆界之争,各群为着保疆卫土,发生内战,往往也杀得尸骸满山,惨不忍睹的. 人类原是群居动物之一种,初民的部落也都是各有其划定疆土的. 他们之间所发生的部落战争(tribal war),
2. 牛的统称：cow 雌牛 | herd 牛的统称 | water buffalo 水牛
3. 猪的统称：piglet, shoat 年幼的猪 | herd 猪的统称 | dog 狗
4. 兽群：community 动物的群落或人的部落 | herd 兽群 | bunch (花等)束,捧
5. herd：historical event reconstruction debriefing; 重建历经事件讨论
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1. 兽群;畜群
A herd is a large group of animals of one kind that live together.
e.g. ...large herds of elephant and buffalo.
大群的大象和水牛
e.g. ...dairy herds.
奶牛群
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2. （缺乏独立思想的）一般民众，芸芸众生
If you say that someone has joined the herd or follows the herd, you are criticizing them because you think that they behave just like everyone else and do not think for themselves.
e.g. They are individuals; they will not follow the herd.
他们是独立的个体，不愿随大溜。
3. 使集在一起;把…赶在一起
If you herd people somewhere, you make them move there in a group.
e.g. He began to herd the prisoners out...
他开始将犯人集中在一起赶出来。
e.g. The group was herded into a bus.
这群人被赶上了一辆公共汽车。
4. 驱赶，牧放（畜群）
If you herd animals, you make them move along as a group.
e.g. Stefano used a motor cycle to herd the sheep...
斯特凡诺骑一辆摩托车放羊。
e.g. A boy herded half a dozen camels down towards the water trough.
一个男孩赶着6头骆驼朝饮水槽走去。
1. herd
1. The video captured the battle between a herd of water buffaloes, a pride of lions and a crocodile over a young calf.
2. The park's African herd has produced six calves since it arrived from Swaziland in 2003.
3. Usually Li and her neighbors herd their cattle to a nearby milking station, where tankers collect the fresh milk and carry it to the plants.
4. Foot and mouth disease has spread to a second herd of cattle in southern Britain, as experts narrow down the possible source and step up efforts at containment.
5. Even with misters and fans to keep cattle cool, experts estimate as much as 2 percent of the state's dairy herd may die.
6. Those that refused at the start - and one border collie that insisted on trying to herd other dogs - were removed.
7. The fruit cascaded out the cooler's door and the herd began devouring them with noisy gusto.
8. He therefore disguised himself in a deerskin and sneaked into a herd of deer in the mountains to obtain deer's milk.
9. Chris Herd gave Villa the lead at Anfield before Suarez headed in an equalizer in the closing stages.
10. To control it so that it could lead the herd to where they wanted, the traders kept feeding it bananas laced with drugs.
noun
1. a group of cattle or sheep or other domestic mammals all of the same kind that are herded by humans
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2. a group of wild mammals of one species that remain together: antelope or elephants or seals or whales or zebra
3. herd
3. a crowd especially of ordinary or undistinguished persons or things
e.g. his brilliance raised him above the ruck
the children resembled a fairy herd
Synonym: ruck
verb