bulls

bulls

形容词

1. bull - 词义：雄性的；公牛的 - 例句： 1. The farmer has a herd of bull cows.（这位农民有一群公牛。） 2. The bull elephant is much larger than the female.（雄象比雌象要大得多。） 2. bullish - 词义：看涨的；乐观的 - 例句： 1. He has a bullish attitude towards the stock market.（他对股市持看涨态度。） 2. The economist's bullish forecast for the economy boosted investor confidence.（经济学家对经济的乐观预测提振了投资者信心。）

名词

1. bull - 词义：公牛；雄性动物 - 例句： 1. The bull charged at the matador.（公牛向斗牛士冲过去。） 2. The bull is a symbol of strength and power.（公牛是力量和权力的象征。） 2. bull - 词义：看涨者；乐观者 - 例句： 1. The bulls believe the stock market will continue to rise.（看涨者相信股市将继续上涨。） 2. The bulls on the team celebrated their victory.（队中的乐观者为胜利而庆祝。）

词语辨析

- bull vs. cow： - 词义：bull指公牛，雄性动物；cow指母牛，雌性动物。 - 例句： 1. The farmer keeps a bull and several cows on his farm.（农夫在农场上养了一头公牛和几头母牛。） 2. The bull is much larger than the cow.（公牛比母牛要大得多。）

词汇扩充

- bullfighting：斗牛 - bulldozer：推土机 - bulletproof：防弹的 - bullseye：靶心；中心 - bullishness：乐观态度

近义词

- male：公的 - bovine：牛的 - optimistic：乐观的 - steer：阉割的公牛

反义词

- female：雌性的 - bearish：看跌的 - pessimistic：悲观的 - heifer：未生育的母牛

柯林斯词典

- bull (noun): 1. A bull is an adult male elephant, whale, or seal. 2. A bull is a large, strong, and aggressive male animal, especially a buffalo or an elephant. - bullish (adjective): - If someone is bullish about something, they are optimistic about it. - bull (verb): - If you bull your way somewhere, you push there in a rough and determined way. - bull (adjective): - Bull is used to describe activities that involve buying shares, currency, or goods in the hope that their price will rise, rather than because their real value makes them a good investment.

牛津词典

- bull (noun): 1. An adult male of some large mammals, especially elephants, rhinoceroses, bovines, or whales. 2. A male domestic bovine animal that is typically kept for breeding purposes. 3. A person who buys shares hoping to sell them at a higher price later. - bullish (adjective): - Characterized by rising share prices. - bull (verb): - Push or move powerfully or violently. - bull (adjective): - Of a market characterized by rising share prices.

用法

- The bulls on Wall Street are predicting a surge in stock prices.（华尔街的看涨者预测股价将会飙升。） - He was known for his bullish approach to business.（他以乐观的经营方式而闻名。）

例句

1. The rancher breeds bulls and cows for sale.（农场主繁育公牛和母牛以便出售。）
2. The bull in the field was grazing peacefully.（田野里的公牛正在平静地吃草。）
3. His bullish attitude made him a successful entrepreneur.（他的乐观态度使他成为一位成功的企业家。）
4. She bulls her way through the crowded market.（她在拥挤的市场中强行挤过去。）
5. The stock market is experiencing a bull market.（股市正在经历一轮牛市。）
6. He invested heavily in technology stocks due to his bullish outlook.（由于他看涨，他大量投资于科技股票。）
7. The matador bravely faced the charging bull.（斗牛士勇敢地面对冲过来的公牛。）
8. The bulls celebrated their team's victory with cheers.（乐观者们以欢呼声庆祝他们队的胜利。）
9. Despite the bearish market conditions, he remained bullish on his investments.（尽管市场条件看跌，他对自己的投资仍然乐观。）
10. The bullish forecast for the economy boosted investor confidence.（对经济的乐观预测提振了投资者的信心。）
11. The bull elephant is much larger than the female.（雄象比雌象要大得多。）
12. The bulls believe the stock market will continue to rise.（看涨者相信股市将继续上涨。）
13. He has a bullish attitude towards the stock market.（他对股市持看涨态度。）
14. The farmer has a herd of bull cows.（这位农民有一群公牛。）
15. His bullishness led him to take risks.（他的乐观态度使他去冒险。）
16. The bull charged at the matador.（公牛向斗牛士冲过去。）
17. The bull is a symbol of strength and power.（公牛是力量和权力的象征。）
18. The farmer keeps a bull and several cows on his farm.（农夫在农场上养了一头公牛和几头母牛。）
19. The bull is much larger than the cow.（公牛比母牛要大得多。）