beakKK [ˈbik] ｜ /ˈbik/
GEPT 中級
B2noun
the horny, projecting mouth of a bird
The eagle used its sharp beak to tear into the flesh of its prey.
鳥喙；鳥嘴
B2noun
a similarly shaped mouth of certain animals (such as turtles)
The turtle extended its beak to snatch the fish from the water.
（龜等動物的）喙
B2noun
informal term for a person’s nose
When she caught a cold, her beak was bright red and running.
C1noun
the pointed, tapering tip of certain plant structures, such as fruits and flowers
The beak of the cactus fruit is sharp and designed to aid in seed dispersal by attaching to the fur or feathers of passing animals.
B2verb
to touch or hit lightly with a pecking motion
The mother bird used its beak to peck at the ground and uncover worms for her babies to eat.