英语词汇“moloch”的意思、释义、用法解释及翻译-春雷网

moloch¹

nounˈməʊlɒk

A harmless spiny lizard of grotesque appearance which feeds chiefly on ants, found in arid inland Australia.
魔蜥。亦称MOUNTAIN DEVIL，THORNY DEVIL
Moloch horridus, family Agamidae
Also called mountain devil, thorny devil

Origin

From Moloch.

Moloch²

proper nounˈməʊlɒk

1A Canaanite idol to whom children were sacrificed.
1. 1.1as noun a Moloch A person or thing to which extreme or terrible sacrifices are made.
  Example sentencesExamples
  The spelling reform is a Moloch in the days of empty coffers, which will cost everyone a huge amount.
  There is no excuse for any parent who would knowingly sacrifice his son or daughter to the fires of this Moloch, no excuse for wittingly allowing a child to remain within the system for one day longer than necessary!

Origin

Via late Latin from Greek Molokh, from Hebrew mōleḵ.

moloch¹

noun

A harmless spiny lizard of grotesque appearance which feeds chiefly on ants, found in arid inland Australia.
魔蜥。亦称MOUNTAIN DEVIL，THORNY DEVIL
Moloch horridus, family Agamidae

Origin

From Moloch.

Moloch²

proper noun

1A Canaanite idol to whom children were sacrificed.
1. 1.1as noun a Moloch A person or thing to which extreme or terrible sacrifices are made.
  Example sentencesExamples
  The spelling reform is a Moloch in the days of empty coffers, which will cost everyone a huge amount.
  There is no excuse for any parent who would knowingly sacrifice his son or daughter to the fires of this Moloch, no excuse for wittingly allowing a child to remain within the system for one day longer than necessary!

Origin

Via late Latin from Greek Molokh, from Hebrew mōleḵ.

词汇	moloch
释义	moloch¹ nounˈməʊlɒk A harmless spiny lizard of grotesque appearance which feeds chiefly on ants, found in arid inland Australia. 魔蜥。亦称MOUNTAIN DEVIL，THORNY DEVIL Moloch horridus, family Agamidae Also called mountain devil, thorny devil Origin From Moloch. Moloch² proper nounˈməʊlɒk 1A Canaanite idol to whom children were sacrificed. 1.1as noun a Moloch A person or thing to which extreme or terrible sacrifices are made. Example sentencesExamples The spelling reform is a Moloch in the days of empty coffers, which will cost everyone a huge amount. There is no excuse for any parent who would knowingly sacrifice his son or daughter to the fires of this Moloch, no excuse for wittingly allowing a child to remain within the system for one day longer than necessary! Origin Via late Latin from Greek Molokh, from Hebrew mōleḵ. noun.1 name.1 moloch¹ noun A harmless spiny lizard of grotesque appearance which feeds chiefly on ants, found in arid inland Australia. 魔蜥。亦称MOUNTAIN DEVIL，THORNY DEVIL Moloch horridus, family Agamidae Origin From Moloch. Moloch² proper noun 1A Canaanite idol to whom children were sacrificed. 1.1as noun a Moloch A person or thing to which extreme or terrible sacrifices are made. Example sentencesExamples The spelling reform is a Moloch in the days of empty coffers, which will cost everyone a huge amount. There is no excuse for any parent who would knowingly sacrifice his son or daughter to the fires of this Moloch, no excuse for wittingly allowing a child to remain within the system for one day longer than necessary! Origin Via late Latin from Greek Molokh, from Hebrew mōleḵ. noun.1 name.1
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