buck-toothed

基本解釋

Mike: Buck tooth Becky? The one who could eat corn on the cob through a knot hole? No Carol, this girl was a living dream. She's new.
邁克：長(zhǎng)扒牙的佩吉，隔著門(mén)洞能啃玉米棒子的姑娘？不，卡羅爾，我是說(shuō)一個(gè)很迷人的姑娘，新來(lái)的。
Tutankhamun, a pharaoh of ancient Egypt, appears to have had buck teeth according to an accurate picture by Siemens.
根據(jù)西門(mén)子公司的一張精確圖片顯示;古埃及法老王圖坦卡門(mén)似乎有一副齙牙.
He found it (on hisvisits to Balmoral to the girlish Queen Victoria,all popeyes and buck teeth but “pretty enough beneath the neck”) a place ofgloom and drizzle and long-faced holiness.
他認(rèn)為那是個(gè)陰沉多雨的地方，連女王陛下也哭喪著臉(他去巴爾莫拉窺見(jiàn)少女時(shí)代的維多利亞女王時(shí)，發(fā)現(xiàn)到處都是犬牙魚(yú)眼，唯一“美麗非凡的是脖子以下的部分”)。
But, if less idealised, it is a lot more human and exhibits one very human characteristic in particular: he might have been the lord of all he saw, but young King Tut had buck teeth.
然而即便沒(méi)有那般理想，它卻更具人性，展現(xiàn)出人類(lèi)的突出特點(diǎn)：或許他曾是萬(wàn)物之尊，但年輕的圖坦卡蒙法老的確長(zhǎng)著齙牙。
She was conscious of her buck teeth,
她為自己的齙牙感到難為情。