Antlers Meaning in English
word · lemma: antler
ˈæntɫɝz
ANT-lerz
ˈæntləz
ANT-luhz
释义
Long, branched horns that grow on the heads of male deer and some related animals. They are usually shed and regrown each year.
用法与细微差别
"Antlers" is always plural in normal use (a single branch is a tine). Used mainly in scientific, wildlife, or hunting contexts. Don't confuse with "horns" (permanent, on cattle, goats, etc.). Often connected to deer, elk, or moose.
Spanish: cuernos (de ciervo) - astasPortuguese (BR): galhadas (de cervo) - chifres (de cervo)Portuguese (PT): galhadas (de veado) - hastes (de veado)Chinese (Simplified): 鹿角Chinese (Traditional): 鹿角Hindi: सींग (हिरन के)Arabic: قرون الأيائلBengali: শিং (হরিণের) - শাখাবিশিষ্ট শিংRussian: рога (оленя) - ветвистые рогаJapanese: 枝角Vietnamese: gạcKorean: (사슴의) 뿔 - 가지뿔Turkish: geyik boynuzuUrdu: شاخیں (ہرن کی) - شاخ دار سینگIndonesian: tanduk bercabang (rusa) - tanduk rusa
例句
The deer has large antlers.
basic
Male elk grow new antlers every year.
basic
The hunter found a pair of antlers in the forest.
basic
His dog loves to chew on old antlers they find during walks.
natural
In winter, you might spot shed antlers lying on the ground.
natural
Those massive antlers make the moose look really impressive.
natural