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tree-dwelling
英:【triːdwelɪŋ】美:【triːdwelɪŋ】
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常见释义:
乔木状的.
1、dwelling justice ─── 居住正义
2、tree ─── n.树;木料;树状物;n.(Tree)人名;(英)特里;vt.把...赶上树;vi.爬上树;逃上树
3、brethren dwelling ─── 兄弟居住
4、dwelling in ─── 居住在
5、dwelling ─── n.住处;寓所;v.居住(dwell的现在分词)
6、dwelling place ─── n.住处;寓所;n.寓所,住址; 处所; 住所
7、tree to tree ─── 树到树
8、owneroccupied dwelling ─── 自有住宅
9、dwelling time ─── 驻留时间
1、Orangutans, found only on the islands of Borneo and Sumatra , are the largest
tree-dwelling
mammals in the world. ─── 只在苏门答腊与婆罗洲才见到的红毛猩猩是世界上最大的树居哺乳类。
2、Described as a
tree-dwelling
creature, the Bondegezou resembles a small man covered in black and white fur. ─── 被描述为树居生物的人熊就像一个穿着黑白夹杂毛皮的小人。
3、The orangutan is the largest Asian primate and also the largest
tree-dwelling
mammal. ─── 猩猩是亚洲最大的灵长类动物,也是最大的树栖哺乳动物。
4、Back in 1995, George Steinmetz, an award-winning photographer, documented clans of
tree-dwelling
people in Indonesian New Guinea. ─── 回到1995年,获奖摄影师GeorgeSteinmetz,用镜头记录下了印尼新几内亚岛的树居部落的生活场景。
5、But this monster has made the mistake of invading the domain of a clan of tree dwelling Azteca ants, fierce warriors one-tenth its size. ─── 但这支怪兽却犯了大忌,侵入栖息在树颠的同宗阿德卡蚁的地盘。虽是怪兽的十分之一却勇猛善战。
6、When it comes to building homes, there is nothing like a tree dwelling. ─── 说到盖房子,没什么比树屋更特别的了。
7、In 2005, for example, scientists discovered a new species of monkey, a slender,
tree-dwelling
primate called the Kipunji. ─── 例如在2005年,科学家们发现了一个猴子的新物种,一种住在树上的苗条的灵长动物,叫做Kipunji。
8、This comes in especially handy as it is
tree-dwelling
. ─── 这对它这种住在树上的动物特别有用。
9、All primates have fingerprints, as do some
tree-dwelling
mammals, such as koalas. ─── 所有灵长类动物都有指纹,一些栖息在树上的哺乳动物如考拉也不例外。
The first members of its order, Carnivora, were miacids,
tree-dwelling
creatures that looked like pine martens and were about 20 cm (8 in) long.
The discovery of at least three new species of colugo flies in the face of knowledge about the
tree-dwelling
creatures, scientists said today.
Back in 1995, George Steinmetz, an award-winning photographer, documented clans of
tree-dwelling
people in Indonesian New Guinea.
It is home to an array of prehistoric treasures, including the remains of a
tree-dwelling
crocodile, a carnivorous rat kangaroo and a marsupial lion.
Palm civets are
tree-dwelling
, raccoon-like little animals, native to Southeast Asia and the Indonesian islands. They also have a love for coffee cherries.