bow
[baʊ]
Definition:
1. Curved piece of resilient wood with taut cord to propel arrows.
2. Something curved in shape.
3. A decorative interlacing of ribbons.
'bow' example sentence:
- The moon curves like the bow tonight.
- Add a length of ribbon tied in a bow.
- The waves were about five feet high now, and the bow of the boat was leaping up and down.
- Tootles excitedly fitted the arrow to his bow.
- How to tie a bow?
- Japanese people will bow in the greeting.
- He is looking pretty spiffy in a white tux and black bow-tie.
- They also hunted with bow and arrow.
- Some shops are bowing to consumer pressure and stocking organically grown vegetables.
- She bowed her head in shame.
- This bow has put arrows in quite a few people.
- They bowed low to Louis and hastened out of his way.
- There lies my bow.
- Their backs were bowed under the weight of their packs.
- Will he not bow?
- They ran to the center of the tent to take their bows.
- I'm never out of work because I have so many strings to my bow.
- This bow bends easily.
- You have my bow.
- She stood still, head bowed, hands clasped in front of her.
- Chain across the ship's bow.
- The mast, which was a solid spruce spar, bent like a bow, and for a moment I thought we were going to lose it.
- What's a yew bow?
- I can't wait to see the bow!
- She has finally decided it's time to bow out of international tennis.
- I'll bring my bow to play the violin.
- The bow is for playing the violin.
- She bowed her head and smiled in false modesty.
- He walked aimlessly along street after street, head down and shoulders bowed.
- We all left off eating and stood about with bowed heads.
- He made a bow in the greeting.
- Parliament has bowed to the demand for a referendum next year.
- There's no need to bow.
- I brought the bow of your violin.
- This is a large bow.
- He bowed slightly before taking her bag.
- We should not have to bow down to anyone.
- The ordinary bow or short bow as used by nearly all early people.
- He was armed with a bow and arrow.
- This bow had limited power and short range.
- They smile and bow.
- Someone touched my bow.
- The Colonel bowed his head and whispered a prayer of thanksgiving.
- I gave a theatrical bow and waved.
- Today, bow is forceful.
- He shot an arrow from his bow.
- I untied the bow and unwrapped the small box.
- The pines bowed in the wind.
- Her hair was tied back in a neat bow.
- They moulded a complete new bow section for the boat.
- He bowed and gallantly kissed my hand.
- She bowed her head and kissed the Archbishop's ring.
- They finally bowed to pressure from the public.
- The government had to bow to public pressure.
- The bows will give a feminine finish to the curtains.
- He acknowledged the applause with a small bow.
- As a warning shot across the bows of rivals, it is already setting aggressive prices.