yore

名词<书>往昔，昔时

1. of yore : 从前, 往昔；

1. 往昔：yonder 那边的 | yore 往昔 | yorker 好球

2. 昔时：昔日英国的四便士银币groat | 昔时yore | 昔时阿尔丁的森林地带Arden

3. 往昔,昔时：bark 三桅帆船;(诗)小船 | yore 往昔,昔时 | perfumed 散发香味的;芬芳的

4. 从前的/昔/昔时：yoo-hoo /为引起别人注意时的叫声/ | yore /从前的/昔/昔时/ | york /约克王室[英国]/板球使打者出局/

1. 以前;往昔;过去
    Of yore is used to refer to a period of time in the past.

    e.g. The images provoked strong surges of nostalgia for the days of yore...
           这些影像勾起了对昔日时光的强烈怀念。
    e.g. Suburbia is a sadder place than of yore.
           郊区比昔日更为糟糕。

1. It was catchy and miles from the pompous political slogans of yore.

2. Faced with the emergence of these digital libraries, our mindsets are getting constrained like those of the people of yore.

3. yore

3. The iron and steel swords of yore occupy an important place in Chinese history, dominating the weaponry of many dynasties.

4. I bet the Italian globetrotter of yore did not dare reveal what he felt about local pungency.

5. Cruise like in days of yore aboard an authentic junk while taking in today's skyline.

6. yore的翻译

6. A dalian is a rectangular bag worn around the waist or over the shoulder in the days of yore.

7. The total brewing time remains the same as in the days of yore, about five weeks.

8. Such a high pace of growth was beyond imagination in the Tibet of yore.

9. While the plot is hardly new, the movie does call to the great gambling films of yore.

10. The seafarers of yore were possibly immune to the pristine beauty of the archipelago after spending so much time at sea.

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