n. 1.〔古语〕一片，一块〔尤指生肉或食物〕；一堆。 2.一口(食物)。 3.(尤指在考试中供考生翻译或评论而摘录的)片段引文；乐章的片断。
a lump or chunk of raw meat
In modern usage, a gobbet is an extract of text, or image, provided as a context for analysis, translation or discussion in an examination. The Oxford English Dictionary contains no references to gobbets as literary fragments before 1913.
例句与用法
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The fluorescent powder was easy to generate " gobbet " 粉体在纺丝时最易产生“团聚”现象。
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The bulldog growls , his scruff standing , a gobbet of pigs knuckle between his molars through which rabid scrumspittle dribbles 身穿加冕服，披着紫斗篷，威风凛凛地对唐郡兼康纳主教谢谢你，多少有些名气的阁下。
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Implicit in this behaviour for me is the notion that what they are moving between are not so much programmes , as fragments of programmes ? gobbets of information or entertainment , and , as such , incomplete messages or experiences 对我来说，隐含在这一行为里的是这么回事，与其说他们在换节目看，不如说是穿梭在一些节目片段里；这是些零星信息和娱乐节目，同样还有不完整的消息和经验。
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