/mɔ:(r); [US] mʊər; mur/
n (often pl 常作复数) open uncultivated high area of land, esp one covered with heather 漠泽, 高沼, 荒野, 旷野（尤指石南丛生者）
*go for a walk on the moor/the moors 到野外散步
* the Yorkshire moors 约克郡的漠泽
* a grouse moor, ie where grouse are reared for shooting in sport 松鸡狩猎场.

/mɔ:(r); [US] mʊər; mur/ v [I, Tn, Tn.pr] ~ sth (to sth) attach (a boat, ship, etc) to a fixed object or the land with a rope or an anchor, etc 使（船等）停泊
*We moored alongside the quay. 我们靠码头停泊.
* The boat was moored to (a post on) the river bank. 船系泊到河岸（的一根桩子）上.

Moor
n[C]
one of the Muslim people from North Africa who entered Spain in the 8th century and ruled the southern part of the country until 1492