青年中文Briers的意思
Briers中文翻譯：
荊棘
briners───腌制桶；魚腌漬機
buriers───n.埋葬者
briefs───n.[圖情]摘要（brief的復數）；三角褲；貼身的短內褲；v.作…的摘要（brief的第三人稱單數）；n.(Briefs)人名；(德、英)布里夫斯
brier───n.荊棘；野薔薇；歐石南；n.(Brier)人名；(法)布里耶；(西)布列爾；(英)布賴爾
briery───adj.多荊棘的；多刺的
criers───n.（法庭上的）傳呼員；街頭公告員（crier是towncrier的簡稱）；n.(Crier)（美）克賴耶（人名）
driers───n.[涂料]催干劑；干燥劑
friers───n.做油炸食品的人；煎鍋（等于fryer）
priers───n.刺探者；窺探者
My father made a pot of coffee while I went to the edge of the meadow where the briers were borne down with ripe blackberries.───爸爸煮上了一壺咖啡。我到草場邊的刺莓叢中去摘黑莓。花托上的黑莓都熟透了，沉甸甸地壓了下來。
massive brickwork had fallen away here and there, and loose fragments of masonry lay buried amidst weeds and briers.───厚實的磚砌井欄這兒那兒都坍塌了，零星的磚石跌落在野草和荊棘之間。
I will make it a wasteland, neither pruned nor cultivated, and briers and thorns will grow there.───我必使它荒廢，不再修理，不再鋤刨。荊棘蒺藜倒要生長。
And he took the elders of the city, and thorns of the wilderness and briers , and with them he taught the men of Succoth.───于是捉住那城內的長老、用野地的荊條和枳棘責打〔原文作指教〕疏割人。
Do not be afraid, though briers and thorns are all around you and you live among scorpions.───雖有荊棘和蒺藜在你那里，你又住在蝎子中間，總不要怕他們，也不要怕他們的話；
The Light of Israel will become a fire, their Holy One a flame; in a single day it will burn and consume his thorns and his briers.───以色列的光必如火，他的圣者必如火焰。在一日之間，將亞述王的荊棘，和蒺藜，焚燒凈盡。
Scarlet red hawthorns and light yellow briers against dark blue camellia leaves made a picture too beautiful to be described.───鮮紅的楂子和嫩黃的茨實襯著濃碧的山茶葉——這是怎么也不能描畫出的一種風味。
Fury is not in me: who would set the briers and thorns against me in battle? I would go through them, I would burn them together.───我心中不存忿怒，惟愿荊棘蒺藜與我交戰，我就勇往直前，把它一同焚燒。
Briers threw two dummies and sprinted outside Henry Paul for his second try.
Barbara Briers and her colleagues did a series of three experiments designed to tease apart the connections between nourishment and personal finances.
As for all the hills once cultivated by the hoe, you will no longer go there for fear of the briers and thorns; they will become places where cattle are turned loose and where sheep run.
She thought of the wood, and stole toward it, heedless of long grass and briers.