skulls

英 [skʌlz]

美 [skʌlz]

n.  颅骨; 头(盖)骨; 脑袋; 脑子; 脑瓜
skull的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 头盖骨;颅骨;脑壳
  Yourskullis the bony part of your head which encloses your brain.
  1. Her husband was later treated for a fractured skull.
     她丈夫后来接受了颅骨骨折治疗。

双语例句

• A man showed off the skulls tattooed on his head.
  一名男子展示头部骷髅图案的纹身。
• Today our way will be paved with the skulls of enemies.
  今天我们的道路将以骷髅铺设。
• But then he did something more unusual: he measured their skulls.
  但他当时还做了一件更加不寻常的事情&他测量了这些人的头骨。
• As our brains grew so did our heads get bigger, our skulls expanded and our features became flatter.
  随着我们大脑的进化，我们的头变大了，我们的颅骨扩张了，我们的面部特征变平了。
• Two skulls. those, uh, pieces are from two different skulls.
  两片头骨，嗯，那是两片不同来源的头骨。
• Who shall say which is more ghastly, the sight of bleached skulls or of dried-up human hearts?
  谁又能说，枯萎的心灵和空无一物的骷髅，究竟哪一样看上去更可怕呢？
• I did a bronze of three skulls of former slaves discovered during excavation work for the new Federal Building in Manhattan. The piece is in the building's lobby.
  在曼哈顿为新建联邦大楼进行挖掘时发现了三个过去奴隶的头骨，我为它们制作了铜像，这件作品被放在大楼的大厅里。
• The research group selected the skulls of40 cave bears which lived in the Goyet Cave in Belgium thousands of years ago.
  研究组选择了在比利时Goyet洞居住了几千的洞熊的头骨进行研究。
• Skulls, cemeteries, and blood are associated with her worship.
  头骨，墓地和血与她的崇拜相连。
• Serious injuries such as broken ribs, smashed kidneys, and fractured skulls.
  像肋骨折断、肾脏破碎和头盖骨破裂这样一些严重损伤。