Aardvark Meaning in English
word
ˈɑɹdˌvɑɹk
AHRD-vahrk
ˈɑːdvɑːk
AHD-vahk
释义
An aardvark is a nocturnal, burrowing mammal from Africa that eats mostly ants and termites. It has a long snout and big ears.
用法与细微差别
"Aardvark" is mostly used in zoology, animal documentaries, or as an example word (since it appears first in the dictionary). Uncommon in daily conversation. Not related to pigs, despite the name.
Spanish: cerdo hormigueroPortuguese (BR): tubarão-da-terra - orictéropoPortuguese (PT): porco-da-terra - orictéropeChinese (Simplified): 土豚Chinese (Traditional): 土豚Hindi: आर्डवार्कArabic: خنزير الأرضBengali: আরডভার্কRussian: трубкозубJapanese: ツチブタVietnamese: lợn đấtKorean: 아르드바크Turkish: yer domuzuUrdu: آرڈوارکIndonesian: aardvark
例句
An aardvark has a long tongue to catch ants.
basic
The aardvark lives in Africa.
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A baby aardvark is called a cub.
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I've never seen an aardvark at the zoo before.
natural
When you open an English dictionary, aardvark is one of the first words you see.
natural
You can tell it’s an aardvark by its huge ears and snout.
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