Bobcat Meaning in English
word
ˈbɑbˌkæt
BAHB-kat
bˈɒbkæt
BOB-kat
释义
A bobcat is a wild cat found in North America, about twice the size of a housecat, with short fur, tufted ears, and a short 'bobbed' tail.
用法与细微差别
"Bobcat" is only used for the North American wildcat species (Lynx rufus). Not to be confused with 'lynx' (a different species) or housecats. Also the name of a construction equipment brand (unrelated animal use). Frequently found in wildlife contexts.
Spanish: lince rojo - gato montés americanoPortuguese (BR): lince-pardo - lince-vermelhoPortuguese (PT): lince-vermelho - lince-pardoChinese (Simplified): 猞猁 - 北美山猫Chinese (Traditional): 猞猁 - 北美山貓Hindi: बॉबकैट - जंगली बिल्ली (अमेरिका)Arabic: الوشق الأمريكيBengali: বোর্ড ক্যাট (উত্তর আমেরিকার বন্য বিড়াল)Russian: рыжая рысьJapanese: ボブキャットVietnamese: linh miêu đuôi ngắn - bobcat (mèo rừng Mỹ)Korean: 보브캣Turkish: bobcat - kırmızı vaşak (Kuzey Amerika vahşi kedisi)Urdu: بوب کیٹ (امریکی جنگلی بلی)Indonesian: bobcat - kucing hutan Amerika Utara
例句
A bobcat lives in the forest.
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The bobcat is bigger than a housecat.
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I saw a bobcat at the zoo.
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Bobcats are shy and usually hunt at night.
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The hiker spotted a bobcat crossing the trail.
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If you're camping in North America, you might hear a bobcat yowling at night.
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