Zoo Meaning in English
word
/ˈzu/
zoo
/zˈuː/
zoo
释义
A zoo is a place where wild or exotic animals are kept for people to see. Many zoos also care for animals, study them, and help protect endangered species.
用法与细微差别
Most common in everyday speech: 'go to the zoo', 'see animals at the zoo', 'zoo animals'. In informal English, 'a zoo' can also mean a place that is noisy, crowded, or out of control: 'This office is a zoo today.'
Spanish: zoológicoPortuguese (BR): zoológicoPortuguese (PT): jardim zoológico - zooChinese (Simplified): 动物园Chinese (Traditional): 動物園Hindi: चिड़ियाघरArabic: حديقة الحيواناتBengali: চিড়িয়াখানাRussian: зоопаркJapanese: 動物園Vietnamese: vườn thúKorean: 동물원Turkish: hayvanat bahçesiUrdu: چڑیا گھرIndonesian: kebun binatang
例句
We went to the zoo on Sunday.
basic
The kids saw a lion at the zoo.
basic
This zoo has many birds and monkeys.
basic
I haven't been to the zoo in years, but I'd love to go again.
natural
The city zoo just opened a new panda area.
natural
With all these people and noise, this place feels like a zoo.
natural