Moose Meaning in English
word
/ˈmus/
moos
/mˈuːs/
moos
释义
A moose is a large animal with big antlers, related to the deer family, found mostly in North America and northern Europe.
用法与细微差别
'Moose' is both singular and plural (one moose, two moose). In the UK, 'elk' refers to this animal, but in North America, 'elk' is a different species. 'Moose' is discussed mainly in wildlife or nature contexts.
Spanish: alce (animal) - alce americanoPortuguese (BR): alce (animal)Portuguese (PT): alce (animal)Chinese (Simplified): 驼鹿Chinese (Traditional): 駝鹿Hindi: मूस (जानवर)Arabic: موظ (حيوان)Bengali: মুজ - হরিণ জাতীয় বৃহৎ প্রাণীRussian: лосьJapanese: ヘラジカVietnamese: nai sừng tấmKorean: 무스 - 말큰사슴Turkish: ayıgı geyik - amerikan geyiğiUrdu: موسIndonesian: rusa besar - moose
例句
A moose can be seen near the lake in winter.
basic
The moose has very large antlers.
basic
I saw a moose at the wildlife park yesterday.
basic
Be careful when driving, a moose might cross the road suddenly.
natural
Did you know that moose are excellent swimmers?
natural
We went hiking and spotted two moose in the forest.
natural