skulls

英 [skʌlz]

美 [skʌlz]

n.  颅骨; 头(盖)骨; 脑袋; 脑子; 脑瓜
skull的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 头盖骨;颅骨;脑壳
  Yourskullis the bony part of your head which encloses your brain.
  1. Her husband was later treated for a fractured skull.
     她丈夫后来接受了颅骨骨折治疗。

双语例句

• On this important feast day, people eat food in the shape of skulls and cakes with'bones'on them.
  在这个重要的节庆日子里，人们会吃制成颅骨形状的食物，和装点有‘骨头’的蛋糕。
• However, dainty jaws weren't a disadvantage during hunting, since evolution endowed them with specialized skulls, strong neck muscles, and cutthroat teeth.
  然而，娇弱的下颌在捕猎过程中并非劣势，因为自然进化赋予了它们与众不同的头骨、强壮的颈部肌肉和锋利的牙齿。
• They hadn't found any skulls or skeletons yet, but he could see that they were sifting through the dust and large slabs of concrete towards the area where he knew they were situated.
  他们还没有找到任何颅骨和骨骼，但是他能看见他们正从灰尘和大片灰尘和大片水泥中仔细扒着往前找，他知道他们就在那里。
• He stared at them proudly, piled stone mammoth skulls.
  他洋洋自得地凝视着那猛犸象的头盖骨般的垒起来的石头。
• And still another type of pit is square shaped, for special burials of only human skulls.
  另外，还有一种是方形坑，是专门埋葬人头骨的。
• As our brains grew so did our heads get bigger, our skulls expanded and our features became flatter.
  随着我们大脑的进化，我们的头变大了，我们的颅骨扩张了，我们的面部特征变平了。
• Her mother has said she believed the skulls were bought from a mail order catalog.
  她的母亲说，那些头骨是她邮购而来的。
• But then he did something more unusual: he measured their skulls.
  但他当时还做了一件更加不寻常的事情&他测量了这些人的头骨。
• If I see those twerps, I'd tear their eyes out of their skulls.
  如果让我看到那些蠢蛋，我会把他们的眼睛从头颅里掏出来。
• The dissimilarities to human skulls are not only the elongated skull, but the crack down the center of the forehead, which is nonexistent in human skulls.
  和人类颅骨的不同，不仅表现在其延长了的颅骨上，还有其前额中央的裂缝也是人类颅骨所没有的。