Stoneboog
English [stn] American [sto? n]
Stone; Stone; Rock and roll; Stone; Stone; Stone (shaped for a purpose)
Throw stones at; Hit with stones; Remove stones from.
Bilingual example:
What? Is it okay? Isn't it? Tell? Is it? That? Floor? Used to be. Wood? Or? Stone.
He is not sure whether the floor is wood or stone.
Usage:
When 1.stone is used as a countable noun, it basically means "stone, stone, pebble, gravel", referring to small stones, and sometimes it can also mean "gem, diamond". By extension, it can mean "heartless". People have a heart of stone.
2.stone can also be interpreted as "stone", which is an uncountable noun.
3. A means "a stone"? Stone or a piece? Stone will do.
Extended data:
synonym
1, rock
English [r? K] beauty [rū? k]
Rock and roll; Lion mountain; Reef; Boulders; rock
Shake gently and slowly; Frighten; Shocked; Scare; Shake violently, shake violently.
Bilingual example:
That? Hills? Above? That? Valley? Is it? Bare? Rock and roll. ?
The hills above the valley are all bare stones.
2. Jewelry
English [? d？ Ul] beauty [? d？ ul]
Gems; Jewelry; Gemstone bearing (of a watch)
Bilingual example:
That? Lowest? Estimate? Will it? Release? That? Is it worth it? Yes? That? Gems? In dollars? 200.？
According to the lowest estimate, this gem is also worth $200.