Question

boulder n.大圆石；巨砾 (1) 他搬不动那块大圆石。(2) 我们听到河水奔腾而过大圆石的声音。 Scientists often think of a boulder in more technical terms than we do. They use the word to describe not just a big rock, but a rock that some natural force — a river, a glacier or the like — has moved from its original location to its present one. A good way to remember all this is to think of Boulder, a city in Colorado that stands in the middle of the Rocky Mountains, and is, no doubt, full of boulders.

Accepted Answer

英 ['bəʊldə(r)] 美 ['boʊldər] (1) He was unable to budge the boulder.(2) We hear the sound of the river rush past boulder below. A boulder is a rock — a big one. 1[N-COUNT 可数名词]大圆石；巨石 A boulder is a large rounded rock.

英语单词	boulder
英美音标	英 ['bəʊldə(r)] 美 ['boʊldər]
中文释义	n.大圆石；巨砾
英语例句	(1) He was unable to budge the boulder. (2) We hear the sound of the river rush past boulder below.
中文例句	(1) 他搬不动那块大圆石。 (2) 我们听到河水奔腾而过大圆石的声音。
vocabulary简明	A boulder is a rock — a big one.
vocabulary扩展	Scientists often think of a boulder in more technical terms than we do. They use the word to describe not just a big rock, but a rock that some natural force — a river, a glacier or the like — has moved from its original location to its present one. A good way to remember all this is to think of Boulder, a city in Colorado that stands in the middle of the Rocky Mountains, and is, no doubt, full of boulders.
柯林斯解释	1 [N-COUNT 可数名词]大圆石；巨石 A boulder is a large rounded rock.

Boulder Rock Big 英 Bəʊldə(R)] 美 Boʊldər N.大圆石；巨砾 Unable