Sheep Meaning in English
word
/ˈʃip/
sheep
/ʃˈiːp/
sheep
释义
A sheep is a farm animal with thick wool, kept for wool, meat, or milk. The word can also refer to one animal or many animals, because the singular and plural forms are the same.
用法与细微差别
The plural is also 'sheep', not 'sheeps'. Common phrases include 'a flock of sheep' and 'count sheep'. It can also describe a person who follows others too easily, often in a negative way.
Spanish: ovejaPortuguese (BR): ovelhaPortuguese (PT): ovelhaChinese (Simplified): 羊Chinese (Traditional): 羊Hindi: भेड़Arabic: خروف - نعجةBengali: ভেড়াRussian: овцаJapanese: 羊Vietnamese: cừuKorean: 양Turkish: koyunUrdu: بھیڑIndonesian: domba
例句
The sheep is eating grass.
basic
We saw many sheep on the farm.
basic
That sheep has very thick wool.
basic
I was so tired that I started counting sheep in my head.
natural
Don't be such a sheep—think for yourself.
natural
The hikers had to wait while a flock of sheep crossed the road.
natural