gored

简明释义

英[ɡɔːd]美[ɡɔrd]

adj. 有三角形布的

v. 把……裁成楔形布（gore 的过去式）

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1.Then a bull gored him with his horns. The lion still lay helpless before them.

接着，一头野牛也用角来顶他，狮子无助地躺在那里。

2.During the 825-meter run, runners try to avoid being gored or trampled by the bulls, while spectators stay safely entertained behind fences.

在这段825米的奔跑中，奔跑的人要设法避免被公牛刺伤或踩踏，而观众则在栏杆后安全地享受娱乐。

3.He was gored by a bull.

他被公牛顶伤。

4.Man gored to death at Spain, 1st since '95.

西班牙斗牛狂欢，一人被牛顶死，是自95年首次发生。

5.Gored panel at the heel allows for easy wear and a secure fit.

抵伤面板允许在鞋跟容易磨损和安全的适合。

6.I started to scream and had I not shouted, the animal would have gored my mother to death, "said villager Priyanka Saha."

我于是开始尖叫。要不是我叫了，野牛可能已经把我的妈妈顶死了。

7.Also on Saturday, a 28-year-old man died after being gored by a bull during a bull run through the village of Pedreguer, near Valencia.

同样在周六，一名28岁的男子也被公牛顶死了，当时瓦伦西附近一个叫佩德·雷格尔的的村子里正在举行奔牛节。

8.Spanish media said he was trying to help another runner when he was gored in the throat and abdomen.

据西班牙媒体报道，当时他正试图帮助另一名奔跑者，但是自己却被公牛顶在了喉咙和腹部。

9.The bullfighter was badly gored.

斗牛士被牛角撞伤得很厉害。

10.The bull charged at the matador and nearly gored him, leaving the crowd gasping.

公牛向斗牛士冲去，差点将他刺伤，让观众们屏住了呼吸。

11.He was gored by a wild boar while hunting in the forest.

他在森林中打猎时，被一头野猪刺伤。

12.The warning signs were clear, but he still approached the animal and got gored.

警告标志很明显，但他仍然靠近动物，结果被刺伤。

13.After being gored, the farmer had to rush to the hospital for treatment.

在被刺伤后，农民不得不急忙去医院治疗。

14.The documentary showed how many people get gored each year during bullfighting events.

这部纪录片展示了每年有多少人在斗牛活动中被刺伤。

作文

In the heart of a small town, there lived a young boy named Sam who had an extraordinary love for nature. He would often spend his afternoons exploring the nearby woods and fields, fascinated by the beauty of the flora and fauna around him. One day, while wandering deeper into the forest than ever before, he stumbled upon a clearing that was home to a magnificent bull. The bull was majestic, with a shiny coat and powerful muscles. However, it was also known to be aggressive, having previously gored several intruders who ventured too close. Despite the warnings from the townsfolk, Sam felt an inexplicable urge to approach the creature. His curiosity was overwhelming, and he believed he could communicate with the animal. As he stepped cautiously into the clearing, he marveled at the bull’s strength and grace. But as he got closer, the bull suddenly charged at him, its horns aimed directly at Sam. In a split second, he remembered the stories of those who had been gored and realized the danger he was in. He quickly turned and ran, narrowly escaping the bull's sharp horns. This experience taught Sam a valuable lesson about respecting nature and understanding the boundaries between humans and wild animals. From that day forward, he admired the bull from a distance, always recalling the moment he almost became another victim of its ferocity. The word gored became etched in his memory, symbolizing the fine line between admiration and danger in the wild.

在一个小镇的中心，住着一个名叫山姆的小男孩，他对大自然有着非凡的热爱。他经常在附近的森林和田野中探险，被周围植物和动物的美丽所吸引。一天，他在森林中比以往任何时候都走得更深，偶然发现了一个空地，这里住着一头雄伟的公牛。这头公牛威武雄壮，毛发光亮，肌肉强健。然而，它也以攻击性著称，曾多次刺伤那些闯入者。尽管镇上的人们发出了警告，山姆却感到一种难以抗拒的冲动，想要接近这只生物。他的好奇心压倒了一切，他相信自己可以与动物沟通。当他小心翼翼地走进空地时，他惊叹于公牛的力量和优雅。但当他靠近时，公牛突然向他冲来，角尖直指山姆。在一瞬间，他想起了那些曾经被刺伤的故事，意识到自己正处于危险之中。他迅速转身逃跑，险些被公牛锋利的角刺中。这次经历给山姆上了宝贵的一课，让他明白了尊重自然和理解人类与野生动物之间界限的重要性。从那天起，他总是远远地欣赏那头公牛，时刻回忆起他差点成为它凶猛攻击的又一受害者的时刻。刺伤这个词深深印在他的记忆中，象征着在野外欣赏与危险之间的微妙界限。