Dodo Meaning in English
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释义
The dodo was a large, flightless bird native to the island of Mauritius that became extinct in the 17th century.
用法与细微差别
Used mainly as a zoological or historical term. Calling someone a 'dodo' can mean they're naive or slow-witted (informal), though this is less common.
Spanish: dodoPortuguese (BR): dodôPortuguese (PT): dodôChinese (Simplified): 渡渡鸟Chinese (Traditional): 渡渡鳥Hindi: डोडो पक्षीArabic: طائر الدودوBengali: ডোডোRussian: додоJapanese: ドードーVietnamese: chim dodoKorean: 도도새Turkish: dodo kuşu - dodoUrdu: ڈوڈوIndonesian: burung dodo
例句
The dodo could not fly.
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The dodo is extinct.
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People have only seen pictures of the dodo.
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The phrase 'dead as a dodo' means something is completely gone.
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I felt like a dodo when I forgot my keys again.
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Scientists study the dodo to learn about extinction.
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