cub
英[kʌb]美[kʌb]
n.
1.幼小的兽；不懂规矩的年轻人
2.幼童军（八至十或十一岁的男孩组成的童子军的一部份）；幼童军成员
1.幼小的兽；不懂规矩的年轻人
2.幼童军（八至十或十一岁的男孩组成的童子军的一部份）；幼童军成员
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- You cheeky young cub!
你这莽撞的毛头小伙子!收藏 - Twain's first experience as a cub pilot was aboard the steamer Poul Jones, out of New Orleans, and his instructor was the redoubtable Horace Bixby.
吐温作为见习领航员的第一次经历是在驶出新奥尔良港的“保罗·琼斯”号汽船上。他的指导员是厉害的霍勒斯·比克斯比。收藏 - he dragged himself towards the child's body, and examined it as a lioness contemplates its dead cub
他向孩子的尸体爬过去，象一只母狮看着它死掉的小狮子一样。收藏 - The very moment he saw the bear Denys said in a sickening whisper: "The Cub!"
一看见这大熊，丹尼斯就用一种令人毛骨悚然的低声说道:“幼熊！”收藏 - "I need something really BIG to happen so I can show my stuff, so I can get ahead in the profession, advance from cub reporter to editor-- maybe even become head of the newspaper.
“我需要有真正重大的事件发生，这样我便可以露一手，便可出人头地，还能从小记者提升为编辑，说不定能成为报社头目。 收藏
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