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jaw jaw ★★☆☆☆/ʤɔ͟ː/1[N-COUNT	可数名词]下巴；下颌 Your jaw is the lower part of your face below your mouth. The movement of your jaw is sometimes considered to express a particular emotion. For example, if your jaw drops, you are very surprised.   [usu sing]He thought for a moment, stroking his well-defined jaw...他摸着自己轮廓分明的下巴想了一会儿。Meg's jaw dropped in amazement...梅格惊讶得目瞪口呆。His jaw was set, but his voice sounded thin and unsure.他表情坚毅，但声音听起来却显得有气无力、犹豫不定。2[N-COUNT	可数名词]颌 A person's or animal's jaws are the two bones in their head which their teeth are attached to. ...a forest rodent with powerful jaws.颌骨发达的森林啮齿类动物3[N-PLURAL	复数名词]危险的局面；令人不快的情形 If you talk about the jaws of something unpleasant such as death or hell, you are referring to a dangerous or unpleasant situation.   [N of n]A family dog rescued a newborn boy from the jaws of death.一只家养犬把一个新生男婴从鬼门关救了回来。...caught in the jaws of world recession.陷入全球性经济衰退的危机之中4 to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory→see: snatch； to snatch victory from the jaws of defeat→see: snatch；  jaw1 nounjaw2 verbjawjaw1 /dʒɔː $ dʒɒː/ ●●○ noun  Word Origin Examples word sets Collocations Phrases 1[countable] one of the two bones that your teeth are in:  a broken jawlower/upper jaw an animal with two rows of teeth in its lower jaw2[countable usually singular] the lower part of your face. Its shape is sometimes thought to show your character:  He punched him on the jaw. a rugged physique and a strong square jaw She’s got a very determined jaw.3somebody’s jaw dropped used to say that someone looked surprised or shocked:  ‘You’re not serious, are you?’ Ellen’s jaw dropped.4jaws [plural] a)the mouth of a person or animal, especially a dangerous animal b)the two parts of a machine or tool that move together to hold something tightly5the jaws of death/defeat/despair etc literary a situation in which something unpleasant almost happens:  She had saved him from the jaws of death.jaw1 nounjaw2 verbjawjaw2 verb [intransitive]  Verb Table Examples Collocations Phrases  informal to talk:  Stop jawing and let me get on with the work!

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jEPoK/1xFvkT+4I2iOf8Ebrhf9l8rSHGvnyPbZChwstellARfnzfVBxnUMqCnaUFejeVqA2UQDbIOYkJ9bFOuqADBJtJDwwKn5JNgVYlx7lLVQLqcBYXZ55I1jZhHhd7             jaw              /        dʒɔː                ;          NAmE                dʒɔː                /                              noun                ,                  verb                            jaw      jaws      jawed      jawing                            noun                    1              [countable        ]                    either of the two bones at the bottom of the face that contain the teeth and move when you talk or eat          颌                            ◆        the          top/upper jaw                上颌                    ◆        the          bottom/lower jaw                下颌                    2              [singular        ]                    the lower part of the face; the lower          jaw          下巴；下颌                            ◆        He has a strong square jaw.        他长着一副结实的方下巴。                    ◆        The punch broke my jaw.        这一拳打坏了我的下巴。                    3      jaws              [plural        ]                    the mouth and teeth of a person or an animal          口部；嘴                            ◆        The alligator's jaws snapped shut.        钝吻鳄的嘴吧嗒一声闭上了。                    4      jaws              [plural        ]                    the parts of a tool or machine that are used to hold things tightly          （工具或机器的）钳夹部份，钳口                            ◆        the jaws of a vice        虎钳口                    IDIOMS              sb's ˈjaw dropped/fell/sagged                              used to say that sb suddenly looked surprised, shocked or disappointed              （突然吃惊或失望得）张口结舌，目瞪口呆，垂头丧气                                                  the jaws of ˈdeath, deˈfeat, etc.                              (              literary)                        used to describe an unpleasant situation that almost happens              鬼门关；失败的险境                                            ◆            The team snatched victory from the jaws of defeat.            这个队翻盘而得险胜。                                      the jaws of a tunnel, etc.                              the narrow entrance to a tunnel, etc, especially one that looks dangerous              （隧道等处尤指看起来危险的）狭窄入口                                                                verb                    [intransitive      ]              (        informal,        often disapproving)            to talk, especially to talk a lot or for a long time        唠唠叨叨；喋喋不休                        jaw              /        dʒɔː                ;          NAmE                dʒɔː                /             jaw[dʒɔ:]jawed, jawing, jawsCET4CET6TEM4考研v374868014113223n4119756253244361423607564NOUN5563156556Spoken:33849039jaws[3222]下巴(36%)，颚(31%)，颌(28%)，教训(2%)，钳口(1%)，喋喋不休(1%)，说教(1%)n.颌；下巴；狭窄入口；唠叨vt.教训；对…唠叨vi.教训；唠叨n.(Jaw)人名；(冈)乔

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Collins	jaw ★★☆☆☆ /ʤɔ͟ː/ 1 [N-COUNT 可数名词]下巴；下颌 Your jaw is the lower part of your face below your mouth. The movement of your jaw is sometimes considered to express a particular emotion. For example, if your jaw drops, you are very surprised. [usu sing] He thought for a moment, stroking his well-defined jaw... 他摸着自己轮廓分明的下巴想了一会儿。 Meg's jaw dropped in amazement... 梅格惊讶得目瞪口呆。 His jaw was set, but his voice sounded thin and unsure. 他表情坚毅，但声音听起来却显得有气无力、犹豫不定。 2 [N-COUNT 可数名词]颌 A person's or animal's jaws are the two bones in their head which their teeth are attached to. ...a forest rodent with powerful jaws. 颌骨发达的森林啮齿类动物 3 [N-PLURAL 复数名词]危险的局面；令人不快的情形 If you talk about the jaws of something unpleasant such as death or hell, you are referring to a dangerous or unpleasant situation. [N of n] A family dog rescued a newborn boy from the jaws of death. 一只家养犬把一个新生男婴从鬼门关救了回来。 ...caught in the jaws of world recession. 陷入全球性经济衰退的危机之中 4 to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory→see: snatch ； to snatch victory from the jaws of defeat→see: snatch ；
Oxford	jaw / dʒɔː ; NAmE dʒɔː / noun , verb jaw jaws jawed jawing noun 1 [countable ] either of the two bones at the bottom of the face that contain the teeth and move when you talk or eat 颌 ◆ the top/upper jaw 上颌 ◆ the bottom/lower jaw 下颌 2 [singular ] the lower part of the face; the lower jaw 下巴；下颌 ◆ He has a strong square jaw. 他长着一副结实的方下巴。 ◆ The punch broke my jaw. 这一拳打坏了我的下巴。 3 jaws [plural ] the mouth and teeth of a person or an animal 口部；嘴 ◆ The alligator's jaws snapped shut. 钝吻鳄的嘴吧嗒一声闭上了。 4 jaws [plural ] the parts of a tool or machine that are used to hold things tightly （工具或机器的）钳夹部份，钳口 ◆ the jaws of a vice 虎钳口 IDIOMS sb's ˈjaw dropped/fell/sagged used to say that sb suddenly looked surprised, shocked or disappointed （突然吃惊或失望得）张口结舌，目瞪口呆，垂头丧气 the jaws of ˈdeath, deˈfeat, etc. ( literary) used to describe an unpleasant situation that almost happens 鬼门关；失败的险境 ◆ The team snatched victory from the jaws of defeat. 这个队翻盘而得险胜。 the jaws of a tunnel, etc. the narrow entrance to a tunnel, etc, especially one that looks dangerous （隧道等处尤指看起来危险的）狭窄入口 verb [intransitive ] ( informal, often disapproving) to talk, especially to talk a lot or for a long time 唠唠叨叨；喋喋不休 jaw / dʒɔː ; NAmE dʒɔː /
LDC	jaw1 noun jaw2 verb jawjaw1 /dʒɔː $ dʒɒː/ ●●○ noun Word Origin Examples word sets Collocations Phrases 1[countable] one of the two bones that your teeth are in: a broken jawlower/upper jaw an animal with two rows of teeth in its lower jaw2[countable usually singular] the lower part of your face. Its shape is sometimes thought to show your character: He punched him on the jaw. a rugged physique and a strong square jaw She’s got a very determined jaw.3somebody’s jaw dropped used to say that someone looked surprised or shocked: ‘You’re not serious, are you?’ Ellen’s jaw dropped.4jaws [plural] a)the mouth of a person or animal, especially a dangerous animal b)the two parts of a machine or tool that move together to hold something tightly5the jaws of death/defeat/despair etc literary a situation in which something unpleasant almost happens: She had saved him from the jaws of death. jaw1 noun jaw2 verb jawjaw2 verb [intransitive] Verb Table Examples Collocations Phrases informal to talk: Stop jawing and let me get on with the work!
WDF	jaw [dʒɔ:]jawed, jawing, jaws CET4CET6TEM4考研 v37486 80 1 41 13 22 3 n4119 7562 532 4436 1423 607 564 NOUN5563 156556 Spoken: 33849039 jaws[3222] 下巴(36%)，颚(31%)，颌(28%)，教训(2%)，钳口(1%)，喋喋不休(1%)，说教(1%) n.颌；下巴；狭窄入口；唠叨 vt.教训；对…唠叨 vi.教训；唠叨 n.(Jaw)人名；(冈)乔

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