Stingray Meaning in English
word
ˈstɪŋˌɹeɪ
STING-ray
stˈɪŋɡɹeɪ
STING-gray
释义
A stingray is a type of flat sea animal with a long, thin tail that can sting and sometimes has venom.
用法与细微差别
More scientific or formal in usage. 'Stingray' refers specifically to several species in warm seas. Not usually used metaphorically. 'Sting' in the name refers to its tail with a venomous barb.
Spanish: mantarrayaPortuguese (BR): arraiaPortuguese (PT): raiaChinese (Simplified): 黄貂鱼Chinese (Traditional): 魟魚Hindi: सिटिंगरे (एक प्रकार की समुद्री मछली)Arabic: سمكة شيطان البحرBengali: স্টিংরে (সমুদ্রের চ্যাপ্টা মাছ) - শাপল মাছ (বিষাক্ত লেজবিশিষ্ট)Russian: скат (хвостокол)Japanese: エイ (特に毒を持つ種類)Vietnamese: cá đuốiKorean: 가오리 (독침 가오리)Turkish: vatoz (özellikle iğneli vatoz)Urdu: شِعری مچھلیIndonesian: pari (ikan pari) - ikan pari beracun
例句
A stingray swims near the ocean floor.
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The stingray has a flat body and a long tail.
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You should not touch a stingray in the water.
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We saw a huge stingray while snorkeling last summer.
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The tail of a stingray can be dangerous if you get too close.
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Have you ever touched a stingray at an aquarium?
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