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Hind Meaning in English

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/ˈhaɪnd/
hynd
/hˈaɪnd/
hynd

释义

A 'hind' is the female of a red deer or similar large deer. 'Hind' can also mean something that is at the back or rear position of something.

用法与细微差别

'Hind' as a noun for a female deer is quite formal and mostly used in scientific, hunting, or literature contexts. As an adjective, it is part of phrases like 'hind legs' (meaning back legs), and is not used alone to mean 'behind'. Do not confuse with 'hind' meaning 'servant' in archaic English.

例句

The hind is usually smaller than the stag.

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She saw a hind and two fawns in the forest.

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The horse kicked with its hind legs.

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Did you spot that hind in the clearing? She was really well hidden.

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My dog likes to chase anything that moves, even a hind!

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Be careful of the horse's hind legs—they can be powerful.

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