mote
英 [məʊt] 美 [moʊt]

n.

尘埃；斑点；

变形

复数：motes

英英释义

mote[ məut ]

• n.(nontechnical usage) a tiny piece of anything

  同义词：atommoleculeparticlecorpusclespeck

双语例句

用作名词(n.)

1. The mote of light on her laptop stretched into a bare-chested Indian warrior.
   她笔记本上的光粒拉伸出一个赤裸胸膛的印第安武士。
2. A biblical phrase came to mind: "seeing the mote in one's neighbor's eye, but not the beam in one's own".
   这让我想到《圣经》里的一句话：能看见别人眼里的尘埃，看不见自己眼里的木头。

权威例句

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