English Dictionary (1-4 of 4)
- CAT
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- 1. computer-aided teaching
- 2. computer-assisted trading
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- cat
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- 1.
any wild feline mammal of the genus Felis, such as the lynx or serval, resembling the domestic cat
- 2. a woman who gossips maliciously
- 3. a man; guy
- 4.
a heavy tackle for hoisting an anchor to the cathead
- 5.
a short sharp-ended piece of wood used in the game of tipcat
- 6.
short for catboat
- 7.
short for Caterpillar
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short for cat-o'-nine-tails
- 9.
to flog with a cat-o'-nine-tails
- 10.
to hoist (an anchor) to the cathead
- 11. a slang word for vomit
- 12.
Old English catte, from Latin cattus; related...
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- cat
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- cat
- [kæt]
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- 1.
short for catalytic converter
- 2. ( as modifier )
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short for catalytic
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Examples (1-5 of 20)
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a child may use ``sheeps'' as the plural of ``sheep'' by analogy with ``dog'', ``dogs'', ``cat'', ``cats'', etc
→ analogy
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the cat arched its back
→ arch
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a cat car
→ cat
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a cat cracker
→ cat
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a fat-cat industrialist
→ fat cat
Vocab List (1 of 9)
- cat
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- from 和夏鸥's Vocab List
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