hotspur
英 ['hɒtspɜ:] 美 ['hɒtˌspɜ]

n.

性急的人；暴躁的人；鲁莽的人；卑鄙的人

英英释义

hotspur[ 'hɔtspə: ]

• n.
  • English soldier killed in a rebellion against Henry IV (1364-1403)

    同义词：PercySir Henry PercyHarry Hotspur

  • a rash or impetuous person

双语例句

1. "Hotspur. No Percy, thou are dust, And food for-(dies) Prince Henry. For worms, brave Percy, fare thee well, great heart!"
   "霍茨波：不，潘西，你现在是泥土了，你是--(死去)亲王：蛆虫的食物，勇敢的潘西，再会吧，伟大的心灵。"

权威例句

Brutus and Hotspur
Hotspur's prisoners and the laws of war in 1 Henry IV
TWO ADDENDA TO HOTSPUR'S TRAGIC BEHAVIOR
Hotspur's antifeminine prejudice in Shakespeare's 1 Henry IV..
Tragical-Comical-Historical Hotspur
Owen Glendower, Hotspur, and Canadian Indian Policy
Turnus and Hotspur: The Political Adversary in the "Aeneid"and "Henry IV"
Hamlet to Hotspur: Letters of Robert Woodward Barnwell to Robert Barnwell Rhett
Cry 'God for Hotspur' in This Epic Marathon ; an Extraordinary 12-Hour Performance of Shakespeare's Histories
'Yid' as an epithet and term of endearment in English football : a case study of Tottenham Hotspur Football Club.