a quiver of arrows
collocation一筒箭
He drew an arrow from his quiver of arrows.
他从箭筒里抽出一支箭。
箭袋；箭筒
quivers — plural of quiver
颤抖；发抖；（因恐惧或兴奋等的）颤抖；悸动；储备；备用库；箭图；装箭、弩箭或飞镖的容器
a case for holding arrows
装箭、弩箭或飞镖的容器
A container for arrows, crossbow bolts or darts, such as those fired from a bow, crossbow or blowgun.
颤动的动作
The act of quivering.
一种近乎愉悦的恐惧感
an almost pleasurable sensation of fright
储存比喻工具或武器的地方。
A ready storage location for figurative tools or weapons.
颤抖的动作
a shaky motion
多重有向图,尤其在表示理论中
A multidigraph, especially in the context of representation theory.
盛放箭的箭筒
case for holding arrows
The little rabbit's nose gave a tiny quiver as it sniffed the air.
小兔子的鼻子在嗅空气时微微颤抖了一下。
用法提示：此处 quiver 作名词，表示轻微的抖动或颤抖。
The archer reached over his shoulder and pulled an arrow from his quiver.
弓箭手伸手从肩后的箭筒中抽出一支箭。
用法提示：此处 quiver 作名词，指装箭的箭筒。
She felt a quiver of excitement when she heard her name called.
听到自己的名字被叫到时，她感到一阵激动的战栗。
用法提示：此处 quiver 作名词，表示因兴奋或恐惧而产生的一阵颤动感。
较正式，可指身体或地面等的不自觉细微震动，常含病理或自然原因；比 quiver 更客观，少带情绪色彩。
多指因寒冷、恐惧或情绪激动引起的身体发抖，强调生理反应；quiver 也可表示因兴奋而颤动，二者常可互换。
口语常用，泛指任何摇晃动作，程度可轻可重；quiver 专指迅速而轻微的颤动，语义更窄。
强度大于 quiver，常因恐惧、厌恶或寒冷而猛地一抖，带有强烈的感情色彩；二者不建议随意互换。
本义项为“quiver”作名词表示“颤抖、发抖”；stillness指完全没有运动，与“颤动”相对。
本义项为“quiver”作名词表示“颤抖、发抖”；steadiness指不摇晃、不抖动，与“颤抖”相对。
本义项为“quiver”作名词表示因恐惧等引起的颤动；composure指情绪镇定，与这种颤抖相对。
本义项为“quiver”作名词表示因恐惧等引起的颤动；calm指没有不安的平静状态，与“颤抖”相对。
一筒箭
He drew an arrow from his quiver of arrows.
他从箭筒里抽出一支箭。
声音中的颤抖
There was a quiver in his voice when he thanked everyone.
他感谢大家时，声音有些颤抖。
一阵兴奋的颤动
A quiver of excitement ran through the audience.
一阵兴奋的激动掠过观众。
一阵恐惧的颤抖
She felt a quiver of fear before stepping on stage.
上台前她感到一阵恐惧的颤抖。
另一个可用之计或资源
Learning a new language is another arrow in your quiver when applying for jobs.
学习一门新语言是你在求职时的另一个可利用优势。
还有后手；仍有办法
The coach still has an arrow left in his quiver with the star player waiting on the bench.
教练还有后手，替补席上还坐着明星球员。
声音微微颤抖（因紧张或激动）
There was a quiver in her voice as she thanked the audience.
她感谢观众时，声音微微颤抖。
“箭袋充满的人便为有福。”——《诗篇》127篇5节
This famous verse from the Bible's Psalm 127 uses an arrow-filled quiver as a metaphor for children. In ancient times, having many children was considered a great blessing and a sign of strength, hence the comparison to a warrior whose quiver is full of arrows.
这节出自《圣经·诗篇》127篇的名句，用装满箭的箭袋比喻儿女。在古代，多子多孙被视为极大的祝福和力量的象征，因此以战士装满箭的箭袋作比。
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