Marsupials Meaning in English

word · lemma: marsupial

US

mɑɹˈsupiəɫs

mar-SOO-pee-uhlz

UK

mɑːsˈuːpɪəlz

mah-SOO-pee-uhlz

التعريف

Marsupials are a group of mammals that carry and nurse their babies in a pouch on their belly. Examples include kangaroos, koalas, and opossums.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

"Marsupials" is used in biology, zoology, and sometimes in educational settings. The word refers to the animal group, not individual animals. It's often used with examples like 'kangaroos are marsupials'. Don't confuse with placental or monotreme mammals.

• Spanish: marsupiales
• Portuguese (BR): marsupiais
• Portuguese (PT): marsupiais
• Chinese (Simplified): 有袋类动物
• Chinese (Traditional): 有袋類動物
• Hindi: मार्सुपियल्स
• Arabic: الجرابيات
• Bengali: মার্সুপিয়াল - থলিধারী স্তন্যপায়ী
• Russian: сумчатые
• Japanese: 有袋類（ゆうたいるい）
• Vietnamese: thú có túi
• Korean: 유대류
• Turkish: keseliler
• Urdu: تھلی دار (جانور)
• Indonesian: mamalia berkantong - marsupial

جمل نموذجية

Kangaroos are marsupials.

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Koalas and opossums are also marsupials.

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Most marsupials live in Australia.

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Did you know that only female marsupials have pouches?

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Some marsupials can climb trees, like the sugar glider.

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People are often surprised to learn opossums are marsupials, not rodents.

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