Coonskin Meaning in English
word
ˈkunˌskɪn
KOON-skin
ˈkuːnskɪn
KOON-skin
释义
The skin or fur of a raccoon, especially when used to make a hat known as a coonskin cap, which has a tail attached.
用法与细微差别
Most common in historical or American frontier contexts, especially referring to 'coonskin cap'. Associated with folk heroes like Davy Crockett. Neutral formality, but now usually used for costumes, stories, or historical references.
Spanish: piel de mapache - gorro de piel de mapachePortuguese (BR): pele de guaxinim - chapéu de pele de guaxinimPortuguese (PT): pele de guaxinim - chapéu de pele de guaxinimChinese (Simplified): 浣熊皮 - 浣熊皮帽Chinese (Traditional): 浣熊皮 - 浣熊皮帽Hindi: रैकून की खाल - रैकून की खाल से बनी टोपीArabic: فرو الراكون - قبعة من فرو الراكونBengali: র্যাকুনের চামড়াRussian: шкура енотаJapanese: アライグマの毛皮Vietnamese: dà lông gấu mèoKorean: 너구리 가죽Turkish: rakun postuUrdu: رِیکون کی کھالIndonesian: kulit rakun
例句
He wore a coonskin cap at the party.
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The trapper sold a coonskin to the merchant.
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A real coonskin feels soft and warm.
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Davy Crockett is famous for wearing a coonskin cap.
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The movie showed pioneers making coonskin hats from animal pelts.
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Kids love to dress up as frontiersmen with a coonskin tail swinging behind them.
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