Rhinoceros Meaning in English
word
ɹaɪˈnɑsɝəs
rye-NOH-suh-ruhs
ɹaɪnˈɒsəɹəs
rye-NOS-uh-ruhs
释义
A large, heavy mammal with thick skin and one or two horns on its nose. It lives in Africa and Asia.
用法与细微差别
The plural is 'rhinoceroses.' Informally shortened to 'rhino.' Used mainly in zoological or wildlife contexts. Avoid confusing with the similar-looking 'hippopotamus' (hippo).
Spanish: rinocerontePortuguese (BR): rinocerontePortuguese (PT): rinoceronteChinese (Simplified): 犀牛Chinese (Traditional): 犀牛Hindi: गैंडाArabic: وحيد القرنBengali: গণ্ডারRussian: носорогJapanese: サイVietnamese: tê giácKorean: 코뿔소Turkish: gergedanUrdu: گینڈاIndonesian: badak
例句
A rhinoceros has thick skin and horns.
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We saw a rhinoceros at the zoo.
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The rhinoceros lives in Africa and Asia.
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It's rare to see a rhinoceros in the wild these days.
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Did you know a group of rhinoceroses is called a crash?
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The rhinoceros is endangered due to poaching.
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