Beaver Meaning in English
word
/ˈbivɝ/
BEE-vur
/bˈiːvɐ/
BEE-vuh
释义
A beaver is a large, brown rodent known for building dams and lodges in rivers and streams, and for its strong, flat tail.
用法与细微差别
Commonly used in nature contexts, documentaries, and children's books. Can sometimes appear in idioms like 'eager beaver' (a very enthusiastic person). Avoid confusing with slang meanings in some regions; the zoological meaning is most common.
Spanish: castorPortuguese (BR): castorPortuguese (PT): castorChinese (Simplified): 海狸Chinese (Traditional): 海狸Hindi: बीवरArabic: القندسBengali: বীভারRussian: бобрJapanese: ビーバーVietnamese: hải lyKorean: 비버Turkish: kunduzUrdu: بیورIndonesian: berang-berang
例句
A beaver builds its home in the water.
basic
The beaver has a big flat tail.
basic
Many beavers live in Canada.
basic
Wow, look at that beaver swimming across the pond!
natural
That dam was built by a beaver family.
natural
My little brother loves watching beaver documentaries on TV.
natural