breast, bosom, chest

名詞 breast:

1. the front part of the trunk from the neck to the abdomen
2. either of two soft fleshy milk-secreting glandular organs on the chest of a woman
   同義詞：bosom, knocker, boob, tit, titty
3. meat carved from the breast of a fowl
   同義詞：white meat

動詞 breast:

1. meet at breast level
2. reach the summit
3. confront bodily
   同義詞：front

1. The baby was nursing/being nursed at its mother's breast.
   那個(gè)孩子正在吃母親的奶。
2. He made a clean breast of his crime to the police.
   他向警方如實(shí)招供。
3. Abnormal enlargement of the breasts in a male.
   男子女性型乳房男性胸部的異常增大
4. The part of a garment covering the chest or breasts.
   衣服的胸襟穿在胸部或乳房部分的衣服
5. They had chicken breast for supper.
   他們晚飯吃雞胸肉。
6. His guilty conscience forced him to make a clean breast of everything.
   他的內(nèi)疚使得他把一切和盤托出。

breast

n.（名詞）

Either of two milk-secreting, glandular organs on the chest of a woman; the human mammary gland.
乳房，乳腺：女人胸部兩個(gè)分泌乳汁的腺狀器官之一；人的乳腺
A corresponding organ in other mammals.
胸脯：其它哺乳動物的相應(yīng)器官
A corresponding rudimentary gland in the male.
退化乳房：男性相應(yīng)的退化乳房

The superior ventral surface of the human body, extending from the neck to the abdomen.
胸部：人體的上身腹部表面，從脖子延伸到腹部
A corresponding part in other animals.
胸腹部：其它動物的相應(yīng)部分
The part of a garment that covers the chest.
（衣服的）胸部：覆蓋胸部的衣服的部分
The seat of affection and emotion:
心窩，胸懷：情愫和感情的居所：
例句：
.Griefs of mine own lie heavy in my breast.(Shakespeare)
.我的心中是沉甸甸的憂傷.(莎士比亞)

A source of nourishment.
營養(yǎng)的源泉
Something likened to the human breast:
被喻為人胸脯的某物：
例句：
the breast of a hill.
山腹

The face of a mine or tunnel.
工作面：煤礦或地道的工作面
v.tr.（及物動詞）
breast.ed,breast.ing,breasts
To rise over; climb:
升高；攀登：
例句：
.He breasted a rise and looked down. He was at the head of a small valley.(Ken Follett)
.他登上高處往下看。他正站在一個(gè)小山谷的頂上.(肯·福利特)

To encounter or advance against resolutely; confront boldly.
堅(jiān)毅地面對，與…搏斗：堅(jiān)毅地與…對抗或?qū)Q；勇敢地面對
To push against with or as if with the breast.
挺胸迎…而上：以或似以胸脯面對…

來源：
Middle English brest
中古英語 brest
from Old English brôost
源自 古英語 brôost