n.胡须，(猫、鼠等的)须，络腮胡子，连鬓胡子

原形：whisker复数：whiskers

The cat's whiskers were twitching, indicating its heightened senses.
猫的胡须在抽动，表明它的感官高度警觉。
She stroked the kitten's whiskers gently, causing it to purr contentedly.
她轻柔地抚摸小猫的胡须，让它满足地发出咕噜声。
The archaeologist carefully examined the ancient artifact, noting the faint whisker marks on its surface.
考古学家仔细检查了这件古物，注意到其表面若有若无的胡须痕迹。
The detective's keen observation skills allowed him to notice the telltale whisker stubble on the suspect's chin.
侦探敏锐的观察力让他注意到嫌疑犯下巴上残留的胡须茬。
The whiskers on the billy goat were so thick that they could barely be counted.
山羊的胡须又粗又密，几乎数不清。
The chef trimmed the whiskers of his sous-chef to maintain a professional appearance in the kitchen.
厨师为副厨修剪胡须，以保持厨房的专业形象。
The catamaran glided through the water, leaving barely a whisker of disturbance behind.
双体船平稳地划过水面，几乎没有留下丝毫波纹。
The whisker experiment showed that some animals can sense electromagnetic fields.
关于胡须的实验表明，有些动物能感知电磁场。
In the wildlife sanctuary, researchers marked the tigers with a unique pattern on their whiskers for identification.
在野生动物保护区，研究人员在老虎的胡须上做了独特的标记以便识别。
A skilled barber knows to avoid nicking a man's whiskers while剃须, as it can be quite sensitive.
技艺娴熟的理发师在刮胡子时会避开胡须，因为它们很敏感。