ox

英 [ɒks]

美 [ɑːks]

n. (阉割的)公牛; 去势公牛; 饲养的牛

复数：oxen　比较级：oxer　

Collins.1 / BNC.11804

牛津词典

noun

（阉割的）公牛；去势公牛
a bull (= a male cow) that has been castrated (= had part of its sex organs removed), used, especially in the past, for pulling farm equipment, etc.
饲养的牛
any cow or bull on a farm

阉牛；去势公牛
Anoxis a bull that has been castrated. Oxen are used in some countries for pulling vehicles or carrying things.

noun

any of various wild bovines especially of the genera Bos or closely related Bibos
Synonym:wild ox
an adult castrated bull of the genus Bos

Do you mean that I shall let the ox go and not paint the bell?
您的意思是要我把牛放了，不必再涂钟了，是吗？
The ox eats the grass on the lawn.
牛在草坪上吃草。
This ox is mine.
这头公牛是我的。
Their brigade sent six young men and their ox team to lend a hand.
他们大队派了6名青年和耕牛队来帮忙。
How can you not paint the bell! Let the ox go, but use a sheep instead.
你在说什么？钟怎么能不涂呢！把牛放了，就换只羊吧！
I'm absolutely sure it's ox bone.
我绝对肯定这是牛骨做的。
Do I really have what it takes to fight biack ox?
我真的要用这个去和黑牛战斗？
We must lead an ox by the halter.
牵牛要牵牛鼻子。
The ox have four stomachs.
牛有四个胃。
Even a goat and an ox must keep in step if they are going to plough together.
即使山羊和牛在一起犁地，也得保持步调一致。