weasel
音标：
英音/ ˈwiːzl / 美音/ ˈwiːzl /
听听基本释意：
外刊例句：
In the first episode, the team encounters a wild weasel in an attic and a dozen ostriches.
在第一集中，团队在阁楼中遇到了一只野黄鼠狼和十几只鸵鸟。
—Washington Post
Her co-star, Josh O’Connor, who played Elizabeth’s son Charles as a humanized weasel, picked up the lead dramatic actor Emmy, beating out Billy Porter of “Pose” on his own valedictory run for the groundbreaking series.
她的搭档乔什·奥康纳（Josh O’Connor）饰演伊丽莎白的儿子查尔斯（Charles），饰演人性化的黄鼠狼，他在这部开创性剧集的告别演说中击败了《姿势》的比利·波特（Billy Porter），赢得了艾美奖最佳戏剧演员奖。
—Washington Post
“Watch out weasels, your reign of terror is over.”
“小心黄鼠狼，你们的恐怖统治已经结束了。”
—Fox News
基本释意：
noun
small carnivorous mammal with short legs and elongated body and neck
鼬，黄鼠狼；（非正式）狡猾的人
同义词：
没有找到同义词
短释义：
You can call someone who cheats and lies a weasel, or you can use the word literally, to refer to the small furry mammal called a weasel. The furry kind of weasel is known for its short legs, long neck, and musky smell. In fact, the word’s Proto-Germanic origin wisand carries the meaning of a stinky animal. The verb weasel means to sneak or evade, like when you weasel out of doing the dishes.
黄鼠狼是一种狡猾而狡猾的人。你的黄鼠狼朋友有一个习惯，每次和你出去吃饭时，他都会“忘记”钱包。
长释义：
You can call someone who cheats and lies a weasel, or you can use the word literally, to refer to the small furry mammal called a weasel. The furry kind of weasel is known for its short legs, long neck, and musky smell. In fact, the word’s Proto-Germanic origin wisand carries the meaning of a stinky animal. The verb weasel means to sneak or evade, like when you weasel out of doing the dishes.
你可以称那些欺骗和撒谎的人为黄鼠狼，也可以按字面意思使用这个词，指的是一种毛茸茸的小型哺乳动物，称为黄鼠狼。毛茸茸的黄鼠狼以其短腿、长脖子和麝香气味而闻名。事实上，这个词的原始日耳曼语起源wisand带有臭动物的意思。动词“黄鼠狼”的意思是偷偷溜走或逃避，就像你黄鼠狼不洗碗一样。
文学例句：
Once I sneaked into the hen house and took eggs, but the chickens were scared, thinking from my approach at night that I was a weasel or a fox.
有一次我偷偷溜进鸡舍拿鸡蛋，但鸡们都害怕了，因为我晚上靠近，以为我是黄鼠狼或狐狸。
—Z for Zachariah by Robert C. O’Brien
Cruelly he leaned his full weight upon the weasel’s rasping throat.
他残酷地把全部体重压在黄鼠狼嘶哑的喉咙上。
—Redwall by Brian Jacques
“Believe me, George Finkle will find a way to weasel out of paying the money. No way he’s going to pay out a million bucks for sinking a crummy foul shot.”
“相信我，乔治·芬克尔会找到一种方法来逃避付款。他绝对不会因为一次糟糕的罚球而付出一百万美元的代价。”
—The Million Dollar Shot by Dan Gutman
词源：
weasel (n.)Old English weosule, wesle “weasel,” from Proto-Germanic *wisulon (source also of Old Norse visla, Middle Dutch wesel, Dutch wezel, Old High German wisula, German Wiesel), probably related to Proto-Germanic *wisand- “bison” (see bison), with a base sense of “stinking animal,” because both animals have a foul, musky smell (compare Latin vissio “stench”). A John Wesilheued (“John Weaselhead”) turns up on the Lincolnshire Assize Rolls for 1384, but the name seems not to have endured, for some reason. Related: Weaselly.Related entries & more
下面是词源的翻译（机器翻译比较难翻，参考着看）
黄鼠狼（n.）古英语 weosule，wesle “黄鼠狼”，源自原始日耳曼语 *wisulon（也源自古斯堪的纳维亚语 visla、中古荷兰语 wesel、荷兰语 wezel、古高地德语 wisula、德语 Wiesel），可能与原始日耳曼语有关*wisand-“野牛”（参见野牛），具有“发臭的动物”的基本含义，因为两种动物都有难闻的麝香气味（比较拉丁语 vissio“恶臭”）。 1384 年，约翰·威斯赫德 (John Wesilheued，“约翰·黄鼠狼黑德”) 出现在林肯郡巡回法庭的名单上，但由于某种原因，这个名字似乎没有长久流传。相关：Weaselly。相关条目及更多
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