Pekingese Meaning in English

word

US

ˌpiːkɪŋˈiz

pee-king-EEZ

UK

pˈɛkɪndʒˌiːz

peck-in-JEEZ

释义

A Pekingese is a small dog breed with a long, flowing coat and a flat face, originally from China. They are known for their lion-like appearance and loyal personality.

用法与细微差别

'Pekingese' is used only for the specific dog breed, often in informal or neutral contexts. Commonly appears with phrases like 'Pekingese dog' or 'a Pekingese.' Can be mispronounced; correct is /ˌpiː.kɪŋˈiːz/. Not used for anything unrelated to the breed.

• Spanish: pequinés
• Portuguese (BR): pequinês
• Portuguese (PT): pequinês
• Chinese (Simplified): 北京犬
• Chinese (Traditional): 北京狗
• Hindi: पेकिंगीज़ (कुत्ता)
• Arabic: بيكينيز
• Bengali: পেকিনিজ
• Russian: пекинес
• Japanese: ペキニーズ犬
• Vietnamese: chó Bắc Kinh - chó Pekingese
• Korean: 페키니즈
• Turkish: Pekinez
• Urdu: پیکنیز (کتے کی نسل)
• Indonesian: anjing peking

例句

The Pekingese has a long, beautiful coat.

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My grandmother owns a Pekingese.

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The Pekingese is originally from China.

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Her little Pekingese follows her everywhere she goes.

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I’ve always wanted a fluffy Pekingese as a pet.

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That sleepy Pekingese looks just like a tiny lion.

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