"light, crisp bits of bread or biscuit," 1590s, from Spanish or Portuguese rosca "roll, twist of bread," literally "coil, anything round and spiral," of unknown origin, perhaps from a pre-Latin Iberian word.
1. Emma broke off a bit of rusk and gave it to Jacinta, who was teething.
埃玛掰了一块脆饼干给正在出牙的贾辛塔。
来自柯林斯例句
2. Rusk has done a lot with State; but no one dealt with CIA.
"light, crisp bits of bread or biscuit," 1590s, from Spanish or Portuguese rosca "roll, twist of bread," literally "coil, anything round and spiral," of unknown origin, perhaps from a pre-Latin Iberian word.
双语例句
1. Emma broke off a bit of rusk and gave it to Jacinta, who was teething.
埃玛掰了一块脆饼干给正在出牙的贾辛塔。
来自柯林斯例句
2. Rusk has done a lot with State; but no one dealt with CIA.