Koala Meaning in English
word
koʊˈɑɫə
koh-AH-luh
kəʊˈɑːlɐ
kuh-OH-luh
释义
A koala is a small, gray, tree-dwelling animal native to Australia, known for its fluffy ears, large nose, and love of eating eucalyptus leaves.
用法与细微差别
'Koala' is a noun. Never say 'koala bear'—koalas are not bears. Used mainly in discussions about Australian wildlife or animals. Often associated with cuteness and conservation efforts.
Spanish: koalaPortuguese (BR): coalaPortuguese (PT): coalaChinese (Simplified): 考拉Chinese (Traditional): 無尾熊 - 考拉Hindi: कोआलाArabic: كوالاBengali: কোয়ালাRussian: коалаJapanese: コアラVietnamese: gấu koalaKorean: 코알라Turkish: koalaUrdu: کوالاIndonesian: koala
例句
The koala lives in eucalyptus trees.
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A baby koala is called a joey.
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Many people think the koala is cute.
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I saw a koala sleeping in the park during my trip to Australia.
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The koala spends most of its day resting and eating leaves.
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Don't call it a 'koala bear'—it's not actually a type of bear!
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