Dinosaur Meaning in English
word
/ˈdaɪnəˌsɔɹ/
DY-nuh-sor
/dˈaɪnəsˌɔː/
DY-nuh-saw
释义
A dinosaur is a large reptile that lived millions of years ago and is now extinct. Some dinosaurs were huge, while others were small.
用法与细微差别
Mostly used to talk about prehistoric animals, often with children. Informally, 'dinosaur' can describe something or someone very old-fashioned or out of date. Common collocations: 'dinosaur bones', 'dinosaur museum', 'like a dinosaur' (old or outdated).
Spanish: dinosaurioPortuguese (BR): dinossauroPortuguese (PT): dinossauroChinese (Simplified): 恐龙Chinese (Traditional): 恐龍Hindi: डायनासोरArabic: ديناصورBengali: ডাইনোসরRussian: динозаврJapanese: 恐竜Vietnamese: khủng longKorean: 공룡Turkish: dinozorUrdu: ڈایناسورIndonesian: dinosaurus
例句
A dinosaur had very sharp teeth.
basic
My favorite animal is the dinosaur.
basic
We saw a dinosaur skeleton at the museum.
basic
Kids love playing with dinosaur toys.
natural
That old computer is a total dinosaur.
natural
When I was a kid, I thought dinosaurs might still be alive somewhere.
natural