Bleat

 









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–verb (used without object) 

1. to utter the cry of a sheep, goat, or calf or a sound resembling such a cry. 



–verb (used with object) 

2. to give forth with or as if with a bleat: He bleated his objections in a helpless rage. 

3. to babble; prate. 



–noun 

4. the cry of a sheep, goat, or calf.

5. any similar sound: the bleat of distant horns. 

6. foolish, complaining talk; babble: I listened to their [inane] bleat all evening.  



 　

You'll quit your job tomorrow.

You're crazy!

That was a bleat. A bleeding lamb has found out he's gone astray. Pathetic sheep. Trotting along from childhood to the chopping block, with no thought in their heads except to conform. All thay can strive for is postponing their inevitable date with the bucther. 





peck

A year later a [crow] pecks Eric’s tomb and he is somehow resurrected, 

serpent  

Be wise as [serpents], yet innocent as doves. 

viper

Few films have so deftly explored the [tactile] aspects of cinema and no film has photographed sand with such vitality, making the dunes shift and tumble like a [slithering] [viper].



garland wreath festoon  

pollinate

to convey pollen to the stigma of (a flower).

Slight, and slightly precious, this wide-eyed indie [cross]-pollinates the romantic comedy with the offbeat ensemble drama.



legume 豆科植物

mace

nutmeg

snapdragon 金魚藻



vertebrate 脊椎動物

gill 腮

pectoral 胸鰭

Walrus