Harts Meaning in English
word · lemma: hart
ˈhɑɹts
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hˈɑːts
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释义
A 'hart' is an old-fashioned word for a mature male deer, especially a red deer in British English.
用法与细微差别
Mostly found in historical, poetic, or literary contexts; rarely used in modern conversation. 'Hart' often appears in classic texts, fairy tales, and heraldry. Not to be confused with 'heart' (the organ or symbol of love).
Spanish: ciervo rojo macho - gamo (ciervo) (arcaico)Portuguese (BR): cervo vermelho macho - cervo (arcaico)Portuguese (PT): veado vermelho macho - veado (arcaico)Chinese (Simplified): 雄赤鹿 - 公鹿（古語）Chinese (Traditional): 雄赤鹿 - 公鹿（古語）Hindi: सांभर (नर) (पुराना शब्द)Arabic: أيل أحمر ذكر - أيل (قديم)Bengali: পুরুষ হরিণ (প্রাচীন) - বড় হরিণ (পুরুষ)Russian: благородные олени (самцы) - старыe олени (самцы)Japanese: 雄ジカ（古語・文学用語）Vietnamese: hươu đực trưởng thành (từ cổ)Korean: 수사슴 (고어, 문학)Turkish: erkek geyik (eski dil) - hart (tarihî, edebi)Urdu: نر ہرن (قدیم لفظ)Indonesian: rusa jantan dewasa (istilah kuno)
例句
The old forest was home to many harts.
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Hunters searched for harts during the autumn.
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In medieval stories, brave knights often hunted harts.
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Shakespeare often used the word harts in his poetry.
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On the ancient family crest, you can see two golden harts.
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It's rare to find anyone using the word harts today.
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