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putto
英 [ˈpʊtəʊ] 美 [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 ; 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 发挥

Put to rest 歇一歇吧 ; 将这一切冲走吧

put to rout 打垮 ; 大败

Put to Sea 出海 ; 出航

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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  • I'm essentially updating the location of account 12345 with an HTTP PUT to this address.

    实际上,我是通过一个HTTP PUT将帐户12345的位置更新为这个地址。

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  • If a message is put to a queue where all queue instances are equally ranked, the put to the queue completes successfully and the message workload is balanced evenly across all queue instances.

    如果一条消息被放置到一个所有队列实例都被同等评级的队列中,则对该队列的放置将成功完成,且消息工作负载在所有队列实例之间均衡分布。

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  • It ties up cash we could put to better use elsewhere.

    它把现金套牢了,这部分钱可以更好地花在其他地方。

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  • He would like to put a low-cost laptop in the hands of every child, especially those living in extreme poverty.

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  • One way to put it, especially in nineteenth-century realism which particularly interests Brooks, is all these characters are just madly making bad object choices.

    一种解释的方式,用19世纪现实主义的观点来看,也就是布鲁克斯感兴趣的观点来看,就是小说中的人物在疯狂地做着错误的决定。

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  • It's always Milton's duty - this is the reason that he was put on this earth: to liberate a people from any such constraining customs.

    弥尔顿的使命是,-他是为此才诞于世上:,将英格兰民族从所有抑制人的传统中解放出来。

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  • The survey's planners designed a 90-minute collection of several hundred questions, put face-to-face, on health, wealth, housing, employment and family status.

    ECONOMIST: Ageing America

  • Most people are used to juggling two discordant views of themselves and their fellow humans, one statistical, according to which what's normal is what most people do most of the time, and one rooted in what you could call the moral imagination: a there-but-for-the-grace-of-God capacity to put themselves into other people's moccasins, however horrible or untypical the circumstances.

    ECONOMIST: The silence of the lambs | The

  • Tommy Robredo and Feliciano Lopez beat Jonathan Erlich and Andy Ram 7-6 6-7 6-4 6-2 to put Cup holders Spain 3-0 up against Israel in the best-of-five tie.

    BBC: Spain and Czechs through to final

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