horseshoe； Horseshoe, horseshoe (often used to symbolize good luck); Horseshoe; Give (a horse) a nail palm; Complex number: horseshoes.

Bilingual example

1、Objective? To? study? the? feasibility? and? safety? of? horseshoe

kidney? transplantation? and? avoid? the? waste? of? the? donor? kidney.?

Objective To avoid the waste of donor kidney and explore the feasibility and safety of horseshoe kidney transplantation.

2、Pliny? says? that? there? is? no? more? excellent? protection

against? illness? than? the? castoff? horseshoe? found? in? the? road.?

Pliny, an ancient Roman writer, said that the best thing to ward off diseases and evil spirits is the old horseshoe picked up on the road.

3、My? great-grandfather? made? horseshoes? and? nails? and? what? have? you.?

My great-grandfather made horseshoes, nails and the like.

4、Bend? the? bar? into? a? horseshoe .

Bend the iron bar into a horseshoe shape.

5、Ferries? churn? the? waters? of? Howe? Sound? from? Langdale? to? Horseshoe? Bay.?

The ferry stirred up the sea in Howe Bay and sailed from Landale to Hoshu Bay.

Usage of horseshoe

1, as a noun, means horseshoe. For example, the blacksmith is shaping a horse for the horse.

2. As a verb, it means to nail a horseshoe to a horse. Such as: the Farrier Horseshoe d the horse with new shoes.

3. As a noun, it means a U-shaped or horseshoe-shaped object. Such as: the old barn door had a horseshoe hanging on it.

4. As a noun, it means a common gambling game. Such as: they were playing horseshoe in the backyard.

5. As a noun, it means a sport, namely horseshoe ball. Such as: he won the horseshoe tournament at the county fair.

6. As an adjective, it means horseshoe-shaped. Such as: The driveway was horseshoe-shaped.

7. As a noun, it means a lucky symbol made of horseshoes. For example, she keeps a horse shoe on her desk for good luck.