fanged

fanged的音标为/feɪndʒd/，基本翻译为“长牙的；有爪的；有尖牙的”，速记技巧为“fangs=爪+n=牙+n=长牙的”。

fanged这个词的词源可以追溯到古英语中的“fange”，意为“獠牙”或“尖牙”。它的变化形式包括复数形式“fangs”和过去式“fanged”以及过去分词“fangled”。

相关单词：

1. canine（犬科动物的）：这个词源于拉丁语中的“canis”，与fanged有关，指代犬科动物的特征，如犬齿。

2. fang（犬牙）：这是一个直接的派生词，表示犬科动物的獠牙。

3. fang-tooth（牙尖）：这个词通常用于描述某些动物或昆虫的尖锐牙齿。

4. fang-lash（犬牙交错）：这个词描述的是牙齿交错的情况，通常用于形容激烈的冲突或竞争。

5. fang-lashing（犬牙交错的）：这个词用来形容事物复杂、混乱或冲突的情况。

6. fang-shaped（犬牙形的）：这个词用来描述形状类似于犬牙的物体或结构。

7. fang-spiked（犬牙般的）：这个词用来形容物体或结构具有尖锐的犬牙状特征。

8. fang-bar（犬牙条）：这个词通常用于描述某种机械装置，如防滑条或挡板。

9. fang-trap（犬牙陷阱）：这是一个比喻性的词语，用来形容某种陷阱或圈套，其特点是利用尖锐的犬牙般的特征来捕获猎物。

10. fang-bite（犬牙咬伤）：这个词通常用于描述由于被犬科动物的獠牙咬伤而造成的伤害。

常用短语：

1. fang free

2. fang up

3. fang out

4. fang at

5. fang around

6. fang it up

7. fang it out

例句：

1. I"m always fang free when I"m with my friends.

2. She fanged up a meal that was delicious.

3. He fanged out at the party and had a great time.

4. The dog fanged at the door, wanting to come in.

5. We fanged around the city, looking for something to do.

6. The chef fanged it up with some seasoning and it was delicious.

7. The scientist fanged it out and discovered a new theory.

英文小作文：

Fangs and Friendship

When we think of fangs, we often imagine wild animals with sharp teeth, but what if I told you that having fangs can be a part of being a friend? It"s true, having fangs doesn"t always mean you"re a fierce creature, but rather a sign of your unique personality and spirit.

When I think of my closest friends, I remember the times we"ve shared together, laughing and joking, and even when we argue, we always come back to each other with open arms. We"ve shared our tears and our joys, and it"s those moments that make our friendship stronger than ever.

Just like wild animals with fangs, our friendship has its moments of fierceness, but it"s also full of love and understanding. We help each other through our struggles and support each other in our successes, and that"s what makes our friendship so special.

So remember, even if you have fangs, you"re still a friend worth treasuring.