Leopard Meaning in English
word
/ˈɫɛpɝd/
LEP-urd
/lˈɛpəd/
LEP-uhd
释义
A leopard is a large wild cat with yellowish fur and black spots, native to Africa and parts of Asia.
用法与细微差别
'Leopard' is used only for the animal, not for patterns (use 'leopard print' for fabrics/clothes). In stories, sometimes represents speed, strength, or stealth. Don't confuse with 'cheetah', which also has spots but is a different species.
Spanish: leopardoPortuguese (BR): leopardoPortuguese (PT): leopardoChinese (Simplified): 豹Chinese (Traditional): 豹Hindi: चित्ताArabic: نمرBengali: চিতাবাঘRussian: леопардJapanese: ヒョウVietnamese: báoKorean: 표범Turkish: leoparUrdu: چیتا (لیوپارڈ)Indonesian: macan tutul
例句
A leopard has black spots on its yellow fur.
basic
The leopard lives in Africa and Asia.
basic
A leopard can climb trees easily.
basic
She wore a dress with a leopard print.
natural
A leopard doesn't change its spots.
natural
We spotted a leopard sleeping on a tree branch during our safari.
natural