moles

英 [məʊlz]

美 [moʊlz]

n.  鼹鼠(体小，视力极差，居住在挖掘的地道); 色素痣; 间谍; 内奸
mole的复数

柯林斯词典

• 痣;痦子
  Amoleis a natural dark spot or small dark lump on someone's skin.
• 鼹鼠
  Amoleis a small animal with black fur that lives underground.
• N-COUNT 间谍;卧底;内奸
  Amoleis a member of a government or other organization who gives secret information to the press or to a rival organization.
  1. He had been recruited by the Russians as a mole and trained in Moscow.
     他被俄国人征募为间谍，并在莫斯科接受了训练。

双语例句

• Moles also eat many lawn and garden pests.
  鼹鼠还可以吃掉很多草坪和花园里的害虫。
• Moles have powerful forefeet for digging.
  鼹鼠的前足非常有力，擅长挖洞。
• Humans have a fovea for sight, and star-nosed moles have a fovea for touch.
  人类有视觉的中央窝，星鼻鼹则有触觉的中央窝。
• I have moles of solvent.
  只有溶剂的摩尔数。
• Divided by the number of moles initially, which is n.That's what we want.
  除以开始时的摩尔数，也就是n也就是我们想要的。
• Face stars moles long as he is on the beauty.
  脸上长颗痣就当自己是美人了。
• It's n of A, number of moles of A.
  它是A的n，A的摩尔数。
• Right, it's just a number of moles times the chemical potential in each case.
  对的，它只是摩尔数，乘以每种情况的化学势。
• If these moles carry on digging, there will soon be no grass left.
  要是这些鼹鼠继续挖下去，很快就不会有草留下了。
• Two moles of epoxy react with one mole of A-1100.
  两个克分子环氧与一个克分子A－1100反应。