Herbivore Meaning in English
word
ˈɝbɪˌvɔɹ/, /ˈhɝbɪˌvɔɹ
UR-bih-vor or HER-bih-vor
hˈɜːbɪvˌɔː
HUR-bih-vaw
释义
An herbivore is an animal that only eats plants and not meat.
用法与细微差别
Used mainly in science and biology; opposite of 'carnivore' (meat-eater) and 'omnivore' (eats both). Common to refer to cows, deer, rabbits as herbivores. Rarely used outside scientific or educational contexts.
Spanish: herbívoroPortuguese (BR): herbívoroPortuguese (PT): herbívoroChinese (Simplified): 食草动物Chinese (Traditional): 草食動物Hindi: शाकाहारी जानवरArabic: حيوان عاشبBengali: তৃণভোজীRussian: травоядноеJapanese: 草食動物Vietnamese: động vật ăn cỏKorean: 초식동물Turkish: otçulUrdu: عاشبIndonesian: hewan herbivora - hewan pemakan tumbuhan
例句
A cow is an herbivore.
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Deer are herbivores that eat grass and leaves.
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Rabbits are common herbivores found in gardens.
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Unlike tigers, elephants are strict herbivores and won't eat meat.
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Many dinosaurs were herbivores, feeding mostly on ferns and trees.
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If you see an animal eating only plants, it's probably an herbivore.
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