n.北美臭鼬
vt.<俚>使惨败，使得零分，烂醉如泥

原形：skunk第三人称单数：skunks复数：skunks过去式：skulled过去分词：skulled现在分词：skulling

The skunk sprayed a pungent odor to defend itself.
这只臭鼬喷出刺鼻的气味来自卫。
A skunk's stripes make it easily recognizable in the wild.
臭鼬身上的条纹使其在野外很容易被认出。
The hiker was cautious not to disturb the sleeping skunk.
徒步者小心翼翼地不打扰到正在睡觉的臭鼬。
The skunk's scent can linger for days after an encounter.
与臭鼬相遇后，它的气味可以持续好几天。
The presence of a skunk is often announced by its strong smell.
臭鼬的存在常常是通过它强烈的气味来告知的。
The skunk walked nonchalantly across the road, oblivious to the cars.
这只臭鼬漫不经心地穿过马路，对过往的车辆毫不在意。
Children were warned not to approach the skunk, as they might provoke it.
孩子们被警告不要靠近臭鼬，以免激怒它。
The skunk's black and white fur is a warning to potential predators.
臭鼬的黑白皮毛是对潜在捕食者的警告。
After the skunk left, the area smelled like a mixture of vinegar and rotten eggs.
臭鼬离开后，那片区域闻起来像混合了醋和臭鸡蛋的味道。
In self-defense, the skunk will raise its tail and spray an attacker.
在自卫时，臭鼬会翘起尾巴并向攻击者喷射气味。