coursing

英 [ˈkɔːsɪŋ]

美 [ˈkɔːrsɪŋ]

n.  追踪狩猎(用猎狗凭视力而不是嗅觉追捕猎物)
v.  快速地流动; 奔流
course的现在分词

现在分词：coursing　

COCA.42016

牛津词典

noun

• 追踪狩猎（用猎狗凭视力而不是嗅觉追捕猎物）
  the sport of hunting animals with dogs, using sight rather than smell
  1. hare coursing
     追踪野兔

柯林斯词典

• 追踪狩猎
  Coursingis a sport in which rabbits or hares are hunted with dogs.

英英释义

noun

• hunting with dogs (usually greyhounds) that are trained to chase game (such as hares) by sight instead of by scent

双语例句

• If this energy is left unused, the adrenalin will continue coursing through your veins, diverting energy away from vital bodily functions.
  如果这些能量没有消耗完，肾上腺素将会继续流向血管，身体重要机能所需的能量都被转移了。
• Refers to a collection of axons coursing from the lateral geniculate body to the visual cortex.
  收集从侧膝状体到视觉皮质的轴突传递。
• This technology is more advanced than fingerprint-recognition devices, as it won't work unless it detects blood coursing through the veins in your hand.
  这种技术比指纹识别装置更先进，因为它要检测到手掌上的血液流动情况才进行认证。
• Sometimes fear involves a tightening of the stomach, anger a heated face, joy a tingling or warmth in the chest, and restlessness an energy coursing through the arms.
  恐惧会引起胃的筋脔、愤怒时脸会变热、喜悦时胸部会感觉兴奋与温暖、掉举时会感觉有股能量通过手臂。
• Blood was coursing out of his nose.
  鲜血从他的鼻孔流了出来。
• The abnormal high signal intensity area of DWI became enlarged with the time coursing.
  DWI上的异常高信号区随时间推移，逐渐增大。
• More data are coursing through everybody's brains, but less of it actually sticks.
  每时每刻都有大量的信息经过头脑，但只有极少量地能被记住。
• There will be stimulus coursing into the economy right away, a senior administration official told the Financial Times.
  会有刺激因素立即进入经济体，一位高级政府官员向英国《金融时报》表示。
• His anger at last found expression in loud coursing.
  他的怒火终于在大声咒骂中表现出来。
• There's a slow-acting poison coursing through your system
  “你的体内有慢性毒药”