cat 的英语意思
catcat /kæt/ noun [countable] 
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a)a small animal with four legs that people often keep as a pet一种四条腿的小动物，人们常作为宠物饲养tabby/ginger/tortoiseshell etc cat (=colours of cats)（=猫的毛色）
a tom cat (=a male cat)雄猫（=公猫） b) (also big cat) a large animal such as a lion or tiger大型猫科动物，如狮子或老虎2let the cat out of the bag to tell someone a secret, especially without intending to把秘密透露给某人，尤指无意中泄露3put/set the cat among the pigeons to do or say something that causes arguments, trouble etc做或说引起争论、麻烦等的事4play (a game of) cat and mouse (with somebody) to pretend to allow someone to do or have what they want, and then to stop them from doing or having it假装允许某人做他想做的事或得到他想要的东西，然后再阻止其实现: The police played an elaborate game of cat and mouse to trap him.警方精心设计了一场猫鼠游戏来捕获他。5the cat’s whiskers/pyjamas informal非正式 something or someone that is better than everything else比任何事物或任何人都更优秀的事物或人: I really thought I looked the cat’s whiskers in that dress.我当时真的以为自己穿那条裙子的样子无与伦比。6like a cat on hot bricks British English, like a cat on a hot tin roof American English so nervous or anxious that you cannot keep still or keep your attention on one thing紧张或焦虑得无法静下来，或无法将注意力集中在某一件事上7not stand/have a cat in hell’s chance (of doing something) informal非正式 to not have any chance of succeeding毫无成功的可能: They don’t have a cat in hell’s chance of being elected.他们根本没有当选的可能。8when the cat’s away (the mice will play) used to say that people will not behave well when the person who has authority over them is not there用来表示当权威人士不在时，人们就会行为失范9like the cat that got the cream British English, like the cat that ate the canary American English informal非正式 very proud or pleased because of something you have achieved or got因取得某种成就或得到某样东西而非常得意或高兴10look like something the cat dragged/brought in British English informal非正式 to look very dirty or untidy看起来非常肮脏或邋遢 → raining cats and dogs at rain2(1), → there’s not enough room to swing a cat at room1(5)COLLOCATIONS词语搭配adjectives形容词a pet cat (=one that you care for in your home)· Lucy had a horse and a pet cat of her own.· 露西有一匹马，还有一只属于她自己的宠物猫。a domestic cat (=one that lives with people)· People have kept domestic cats for thousands of years.· 人类饲养家猫已有数千年历史。a tabby cat (=which has dark and light lines on brown or grey fur)· They had a 12-year-old tabby cat.· 他们养了一只12岁的虎斑猫。a ginger cat (=which has orange-brown fur)· I've always wanted a ginger cat.· 我一直想要一只橘猫。a feral cat (=one that lives in groups with other cats but has no home)· The small fishing village was full of feral cats.· 那个小渔村里到处都是野猫。a stray cat (=one that has lost its home)· He found a stray cat and started feeding it.· 他发现了一只流浪猫，开始喂它。a wild cat (=a type of cat that does not live with people)· The African wild cat is bigger than ordinary domestic cats.· 非洲野猫比普通家猫体型更大。big cats (=lions, tigers etc)· All 36 species of big cat are vulnerable or endangered.· 所有36种大型猫科动物均处于易危或濒危状态。verbs动词a cat miaows/mews (=makes a small noise)· The cat was miaowing outside the door.· 猫在门外喵喵叫。a cat purrs (=makes a soft noise that shows pleasure)· The cat purred as she stroked it.· 她抚摸猫时，猫发出了呼噜声。a cat hisses (=makes a low noise that shows fear or anger)· Cats sometimes hiss at dogs.· 猫有时会对狗发出嘶嘶声。a cat scratches somebody· If a cat gets angry, it may scratch you with its claws.· 猫生气时，可能会用爪子抓你。a cat leaps/springs· Then the cat leapt up into the tree.· 然后猫一跃跳上了树。a cat pounces on something (=jumps on something and catches it)· The cat was hiding, waiting to pounce on the bird.· 猫藏着身子，等待时机猛扑向那只鸟。have a cat· We always had a cat when I was young.· 我小时候家里一直养着猫。feed a cat· She comes in while we're away to feed the cat.· 我们不在时，她会进来喂猫。stroke a cat· Our cat won't let you stroke it.· 我们家的猫不让人摸。cat + NOUNcat + 名词cat food· He bought some cans of cat food.· 他买了几罐猫粮。cat litter (=small grains for a cat to use as a toilet inside the house)· You should change cat litter daily.· 应该每天更换猫砂。a cat flap (=a special door for a cat to go in and out of a house)· The cat was getting too fat to fit through the cat flap.· 那只猫越来越胖，已经钻不过猫洞了。a cat owner· It is estimated that around 64 million Americans are cat owners.· 据估计，约有6400万美国人养猫。phrases短语let/put the cat out (=let it or make it go outside)· Can you let the cat out?· 你能把猫放出去吗？
查看全部语言翻译1 a)a small animal with four legs that people often keep as a pet一种四条腿的小动物，人们常作为宠物饲养tabby/ginger/tortoiseshell etc cat (=colours of cats)（=猫的毛色） a tom cat (=a male cat)雄猫（=公猫） b) (also big cat) a large animal such as a lion or tiger大型猫科动物，如狮子或老虎2let the cat out of the bag to tell someone a secret, especially without intending to把秘密透露给某人，尤指无意中泄露3put/set the cat among the pigeons to do or say something that causes arguments, trouble etc做或说引起争论、麻烦等的事4play (a game of) cat and mouse (with somebody) to pretend to allow someone to do or have what they want, and then to stop them from doing or having it假装允许某人做他想做的事或得到他想要的东西，然后再阻止其实现: The police played an elaborate game of cat and mouse to trap him.警方精心设计了一场猫鼠游戏来捕获他。5the cat’s whiskers/pyjamas informal非正式 something or someone that is better than everything else比任何事物或任何人都更优秀的事物或人: I really thought I looked the cat’s whiskers in that dress.我当时真的以为自己穿那条裙子的样子无与伦比。6like a cat on hot bricks British English, like a cat on a hot tin roof American English so nervous or anxious that you cannot keep still or keep your attention on one thing紧张或焦虑得无法静下来，或无法将注意力集中在某一件事上7not stand/have a cat in hell’s chance (of doing something) informal非正式 to not have any chance of succeeding毫无成功的可能: They don’t have a cat in hell’s chance of being elected.他们根本没有当选的可能。8when the cat’s away (the mice will play) used to say that people will not behave well when the person who has authority over them is not there用来表示当权威人士不在时，人们就会行为失范9like the cat that got the cream British English, like the cat that ate the canary American English informal非正式 very proud or pleased because of something you have achieved or got因取得某种成就或得到某样东西而非常得意或高兴10look like something the cat dragged/brought in British English informal非正式 to look very dirty or untidy看起来非常肮脏或邋遢 → raining cats and dogs at rain2(1), → there’s not enough room to swing a cat at room1(5)COLLOCATIONS词语搭配adjectives形容词a pet cat (=one that you care for in your home)· Lucy had a horse and a pet cat of her own.· 露西有一匹马，还有一只属于她自己的宠物猫。a domestic cat (=one that lives with people)· People have kept domestic cats for thousands of years.· 人类饲养家猫已有数千年历史。a tabby cat (=which has dark and light lines on brown or grey fur)· They had a 12-year-old tabby cat.· 他们养了一只12岁的虎斑猫。a ginger cat (=which has orange-brown fur)· I've always wanted a ginger cat.· 我一直想要一只橘猫。a feral cat (=one that lives in groups with other cats but has no home)· The small fishing village was full of feral cats.· 那个小渔村里到处都是野猫。a stray cat (=one that has lost its home)· He found a stray cat and started feeding it.· 他发现了一只流浪猫，开始喂它。a wild cat (=a type of cat that does not live with people)· The African wild cat is bigger than ordinary domestic cats.· 非洲野猫比普通家猫体型更大。big cats (=lions, tigers etc)· All 36 species of big cat are vulnerable or endangered.· 所有36种大型猫科动物均处于易危或濒危状态。verbs动词a cat miaows/mews (=makes a small noise)· The cat was miaowing outside the door.· 猫在门外喵喵叫。a cat purrs (=makes a soft noise that shows pleasure)· The cat purred as she stroked it.· 她抚摸猫时，猫发出了呼噜声。a cat hisses (=makes a low noise that shows fear or anger)· Cats sometimes hiss at dogs.· 猫有时会对狗发出嘶嘶声。a cat scratches somebody· If a cat gets angry, it may scratch you with its claws.· 猫生气时，可能会用爪子抓你。a cat leaps/springs· Then the cat leapt up into the tree.· 然后猫一跃跳上了树。a cat pounces on something (=jumps on something and catches it)· The cat was hiding, waiting to pounce on the bird.· 猫藏着身子，等待时机猛扑向那只鸟。have a cat· We always had a cat when I was young.· 我小时候家里一直养着猫。feed a cat· She comes in while we're away to feed the cat.· 我们不在时，她会进来喂猫。stroke a cat· Our cat won't let you stroke it.· 我们家的猫不让人摸。cat + NOUNcat + 名词cat food· He bought some cans of cat food.· 他买了几罐猫粮。cat litter (=small grains for a cat to use as a toilet inside the house)· You should change cat litter daily.· 应该每天更换猫砂。a cat flap (=a special door for a cat to go in and out of a house)· The cat was getting too fat to fit through the cat flap.· 那只猫越来越胖，已经钻不过猫洞了。a cat owner· It is estimated that around 64 million Americans are cat owners.· 据估计，约有6400万美国人养猫。phrases短语let/put the cat out (=let it or make it go outside)· Can you let the cat out?· 你能把猫放出去吗？