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美:[ˈdɑːlfɪn]
英:[ˈdɒlfɪn]
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dol·phin
dal fihn
复数:dolphins
noun
any of various small marine toothed whales (family Delphinidae) with the snout more or less elongated into a beak and the neck vertebrae partially fusedNote: While not closely related, dolphins and porpoises share a physical resemblance that often leads to misidentification. Dolphins typically have cone-shaped teeth, curved dorsal fins, and elongated beaks with large mouths, while porpoises have flat, spade-shaped teeth, triangular dorsal fins, and shortened beaks with smaller mouths.
any of several related chiefly freshwater toothed whales (as of the families Platanistidae and Iniidae) : river dolphin
dolphinfish
capitalized delphinus
a spar or buoy for mooring boatsalso: a cluster of closely driven piles used as a fender for a dock or as a mooring or guide for boats
海洋哺乳动物的普遍名称,包括海豚(但真正的海豚有更长更细的吻),公元14世纪中期, dolfin,源自古法语 daulphin,来自中世纪拉丁语 dolfinus,源自拉丁语 delphinus “海豚”,源自希腊语 delphis(属格 delphinos)“海豚”,与 delphys “子宫”有关,可能是通过动物产活仔的概念,或者是因为它的形状而来。从16世纪末开始,普遍应用于 dorado,存在一些混淆。这个星座从15世纪初就被称为海豚座。
海豚泳
海豚式
倒插虎
海豚
系缆桩
Middle English delphyn, dolphyn, from Anglo-French delphin, alteration of Old French dalfin, from Medieval Latin dalfinus, alteration of Latin delphinus, from Greek delphin-, delphis; akin to Greek delphys womb, Sanskrit garbha
The first known use of dolphin was in the 14th century
doltnoun
a stupid person
doltnoun
a stupid person
dolphinnoun
any of various small whales with teeth and a long nose
porpoise sense 1
either of two active saltwater food fishes noted for their brilliant coloring
dolphinnoun
any of various small whales with teeth and a long nose
porpoise sense 1
either of two active saltwater food fishes noted for their brilliant coloring
1 It is a big school of dolphin, he thought.
2 “Why you gilded little—” Hedge’s insult was cut short when the dolphin put a greasy wad of canvas in his mouth.
3 Jenna did her report about dolphins, whose hearing, she said, is ten times better than humans’.
4 According to Mr. Sheridan, the dolphins were taught to recognize enemy divers as a threat.
谢里登先生解释, 海豚被教会将敌方潜水员当作一种威胁.
5 Starting from birth, dolphins squawk, whistle, click, and squeak.
从出生开始, 海豚就会发出瓜瓜声,哨音, 咔嗒声和吱吱声.
6 She called out to the dolphins and they rose to the surface, leaping from the water to match her pace.
7 The dolphins jump around us for a while.
8 It was bad enough they drowned porpoises and dolphins, but they also occasionally caught mythological animals.
9 She looked like a dolphin, being born into the water, swimming away just seconds after birth.
10 After all, those samurai dolphins could be seen as psychotic.
11 “How can you stand it?” she fumed to a redheaded sailor who was taking advantage of the windless hours to give the carved dolphin at the prow a fresh coat of paint.
12 The dolphins glare at me tonight, and although a lack of opposable thumbs makes swordplay unlikely, I find them far more threatening than usual.
13 He did it, in part, because of his amazing dolphin kick.
他之所以能做到这一切, 部分要归功于他神奇的转身.
14 " Dolphin, " the old man said aloud.
“ 鲯鳅, " 老人说出声来.
15 “Oh, no! Frank is turning into a crazy dolphin!”
16 She had stopped in front of a door that had an anchor with a dolphin coiled around it painted on the white wood.
17 ‘The dolphin, one of its deep-down meanings is playing, sort of like being playful,” she explained.
18 I don’t know if they’re really a good omen, but seeing wild dolphins always makes me feel better.
19 They are looking at a dolphin.
他们正看着那条海豚.
20 a school of dolphins
一群海豚
1 系缆柱
2 同DORADO
3 护舷物
5 系船柱
7 多种
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