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putto
[ˈpʊtəʊ] [ˈpuːtoʊ]

  • n. 丘比特(或男小天使)裸像

[ 复数 putti ]

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短语

put to use 使用 ; 利用 ; 运用 ; 应用

put to 靠岸 ; 应用 ; 船只顺避风等而 ; 问

put to death 诛灭 ; 铲除 ; 消灭 ; 杀戮

put to the test 试验 ; 受试验

put to good use 施展 ; 发挥 ; 奋力 ; 有益的事

Put to rest 歇一歇吧 ; 面对剩余的一切 ; 将这一切冲走吧 ; 就让它沉积

put to rout 打垮 ; 大败 ; 的中文意思

Put to Sea 出海 ; 出航 ; 的中文解释 ; 破浪而出

put to test 投入试验 ; 试验

put to the sword 杀死

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  • 裸体小儿雕像饰

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Putto

  • abstract: A putto (plural putti, or ) is a figure in a work of art depicted as a chubby male child, usually nude and sometimes winged. Putti are distinct from cherubim.

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 柯林斯英汉双解大词典 

putto /ˈpʊtəʊ/

  • 1. 

    N a representation of a small boy, a cherub or cupid, esp in baroque painting or sculpture (尤指巴罗克风格绘画或雕刻品中的)小天使或丘比特式的儿童形象 → see also amoretto

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    决意成功应对公司他们任何考验

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  • The issue was put to the vote.

    一问题付诸表决

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  • Let's say that you and your co-workers are trying to make a decision about whether to put a plan forward.

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