deer
Word family noundeerletdeerberrydeergrassdeerhounddeerskindeerstalkerdeerdeerstalking
Animals
deer /dɪə $ dɪr/ ●●○ noun (plural deer) [countableC] → dear
HBAHBAa large wild animal that can run very fast, eats grass, and has horns 鹿Examples from the Corpus
deer• A deer makes tracks in the snow.• They're deer-stealers - I saw a dead deer in their car.• The Qawrighul people hunted deer, wild sheep and birds, and fished.• We still have lots of deer, very little water and not many open spaces.• I heard wild turkeys gobbling and saw white-tailed deer.• Normally he's in charge of the deer, but all the staff double as guides.• It is framed by gentle hills that look down on oak groves that abound with deer, bobcats and golden eagles.
Old English deor “animal”
- for all I care
- for all I know
- for all that
- for all the world
- for a moment/minute
- for a song
- for a time
- for a while
- force on/upon
- foreign to
- for ever
- for example/for instance
- for fear
- for free
- for good/for good and all
- for good measure
- for goodness' sake
- for keeps
- fork over/out/up
- for lack of
- for love or money
- for my part
- for nothing
- for now
- for oneself
- 倩影
- 倪
- 倬
- 倭
- 倭寇
- 倭瓜
- 倮
- 倴
- 倷
- 债
- 债主
- 债券
- 债务
- 债台高筑
- 债权
- 倻
- 值
- 值乘
- 值勤
- 值守
- 值当
- 值得
- 值日
- 值班
- 值钱