英：[ˈreptaɪl]
美：[ˈreptaɪl]
reptile如何读
reptile英汉释义
n.(名词)
- [C]爬行动物，爬虫 a rough-skinned creature whose blood changes temperature according to the temperature around it
reptile是什么意思
- n.爬行动物；卑鄙的人
- adj.爬虫类的
reptile自然拼读
rep·tile
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reptile扩展
reptiloid (adj.)
reptile词根
词根：reptile
adj.reptilian 爬虫类的；卑鄙的
n.reptilian 爬虫类动物
reptile英英释义
noun
an animal that crawls or moves on its belly (such as a snake) or on small short legs (such as a lizard)
any of a class (Reptilia) of cold-blooded, air-breathing, usually egg-laying vertebrates that include the alligators and crocodiles, lizards, snakes, turtles, and extinct related forms (such as dinosaurs and pterosaurs) and that have a body typically covered with scales or bony plates and a bony skeleton with a single occipital condyle, a distinct quadrate bone usually immovably articulated with the skull, and ribs attached to the sternum
a groveling or despised person
adjective
characteristic of a reptile : reptilian
reptile词源中文解释
14世纪晚期，“爬行或爬行的动物； 用小短腿在地上爬行的动物”，源自早期的法语 reptile（14世纪初）和直接源自拉丁语 reptile，是 reptilis（形容词）的名词用法，意为“爬行，爬行”，源自 repere 的过去分词词干 rept-，意为“爬行，爬行”。这被重建为来自 PIE 词根 *rep- “爬行，爬行”（源也包括立陶宛语 rėplioti “爬行”）。
从1749年开始，用于描述卑鄙、卑贱或卑微的人。作为形容词，大约在1600年，“爬行或爬行的”，因此，用于人，“低贱，卑鄙”（1650年代）。有时也用于18世纪的爬行植物。
名词的精确科学意义开始于18世纪中期，但这个词最初也用于现在被称为 amphibians 的动物，包括蟾蜍、青蛙、蝾螈。Reptilia（1835年作为一个独立的类）和 Amphibia 的分离发生在19世纪初； 流行使用滞后，而 reptile 仍然在18世纪晚期被用来表示“爬行在许多脚上的动物”[约翰逊，他称蝎子为爬行动物]，有时排除蛇。古英语中“爬行动物”的词是 slincend，与 slink 有关。
And the terrestrial animals may be divided into quadrupeds or beasts, reptiles, which have many feet, and serpents, which have no feet at all. [Locke, "Elements of Natural Philosophy," 1689]
陆地动物可以分为四足动物或兽类、爬行动物，它们有许多脚，以及没有脚的蛇。[洛克，“自然哲学元素”，1689年]
An inadvertent step may crush the snail
That crawls at ev'ning in the public path ;
But he that has humanity, forewarn'd,
Will tread aside, and let the reptile live.
[Cowper, "The Task," 1785]
一个无意的脚步可能会压碎蜗牛
在公共路径上爬行的蜗牛；
但是有人性的人，会提前警告，
会踩到一边，让爬行动物活下来。
[考珀，“任务”，1785年]
reptile_动物学行业词汇
爬行动物
reptile_医学行业词汇
爬虫，爬行动物：爬行纲中的任何一种动物
reptile词源英文解释
Noun Middle English reptil, from Middle French or Late Latin; Middle French reptile (feminine), from Late Latin reptile (neuter), from neuter of reptilis creeping, from Latin reptus, past participle of repere to crawl; akin to Lithuanian rėplioti to crawl
The first known use of reptile was in the 14th century
reptile儿童词典英英释义
reptile1 of 2noun
any of a group of cold-blooded air-breathing vertebrates (as snakes, lizards, turtles, and alligators) that usually lay eggs and have skin covered with scales or bony plates
reptile2 of 2adjective
characteristic of a reptile : reptilian
reptile1 of 2noun
any of a group of cold-blooded air-breathing vertebrates (as snakes, lizards, turtles, and alligators) that usually lay eggs and have skin covered with scales or bony plates
reptile2 of 2adjective
characteristic of a reptile : reptilian
reptile 例句
1 In comparison with the mammal, the ordinary reptile is altogether reckless of its offspring.
和哺乳动物比起来, 一般的爬行动物对它们的后代简直是太漠不关心了.
2 The footage starts with the reptile walking toward the camera.
3 Like some members of the reptile family, dwarf males can unhinge their jaws, allowing them to ingest several pounds of earth a second.
4 “But dragon, they do good thing, too. Bring rain for crops. They king among all. . . all reptile. They emperor of all animal.”
5 He saw Carter snaking through the line again, like some monstrous reptile in his helmet, but suddenly Carter became all arms and legs tossing and turning in the air, hit devastatingly low by Croteau.
6 The keeper of the reptile house was in shock.
7 Lizard is a small creature with four legs, a sort of reptile.
蜥蜴是有四条腿的小动物, 一种爬行类动物.
8 “Well,” said the Wart, “I can see why the reptiles who had given up being fishes decided to become birds. It certainly is tun.”
9 Other monsters include Gamera, a giant turtle, and the absurd Varan the Unbelievable, a large reptile resembling a flying squirrel.
其他的怪物包括了加美拉（Gamera），一头巨龟，以及怪诞的《大怪兽巴郎（VarantheUnbelievable）》，一只类似飞鼠的巨型爬行动物。
10 After lunch they went to the reptile house.
11 All afternoon he’d been fretting about those elusive cottonmouth moccasins, wondering why the reptile wrangler hadn’t been able to find them.
12 After Congo, Calista picked the reptile house, which was warm warm warm—so warm that the glass in front of the snakes and turtles was half steamed up.
13 Roy struggled to remain motionless while the fat reptiles untangled themselves at his feet.
14 “Like mammals, reptiles, birds, amphibians? Okay? Then that didn’t work. It was too confusing with the squid and the horseshoe crab.”
15 The terrified reptile, unable to speak, ran up the tree and hid among the fronds, the gift still lodged in its throat.
16 In the case of mammals, reptiles, and fish, it would be that they all have backbones.
17 The reconciled reptiles Columbus on a fragile tile.
和解的爬行动物歇在易碎的瓷砖上.
18 The Giant Toad and Andean Iguana are some examples of reptiles.
巨型蟾蜍和安地斯山的鬣蜥是爬行动物的代表.
19 There I could be with a group of people who were all really knowledgeable about African mammals, birds, reptiles, and insects.
20 Mammals arose from a fairly primitive reptile in the Mesozoic era.
哺乳类起源于中生代宛若原始的爬虫类.
reptile 同义词
3 爬虫类的
6 卑劣的人
rag buzzard cullion scunge skate scumbag sleaze sleazeball heel sweep rat weasel wretch scaly bum yellow dog
7 下贱
unworthy sordid low-down mangy currish low-minded ignobly squalor lowliness ribaldry sordidness
9 卑鄙的人
nidering dog shit dirt insect hound blighter hangdog scunge rat hog sneaker swine scumbag brock caitiff yellow dog skunk lowlife
10 卑劣的
snoep mean little low poor chicken yellow nasty foul villain miserable petty filthy vile lousy wretched despicable cowardly shoddy paltry scaly villainous reptilian soulless scurvy dastardly snide dishonorable contemptible squalid ratty degrading ornery scummy scabby low-down wormy ungenerous scabbed poltroon hilding baseborn meanspirited cowardy currish low-minded dirty ugly rotten sneaking grotty caitiff low-lived small sorry insect naughty beggar shabby lowering unworthy sleazy scoundrel mean-spirited mucky mangy chintzy verminous snifty
14 恶意
nasty wicked vicious malevolent malign malefic evil-minded despiteful squint-eyed catawampus ill malevolently despite spite venom malice grudge enmity virulence rancor malevolence malignity rancour bitchiness mala fide ill will
15 卑鄙的
nidering piss-ass snoep mean little small base chicken dirty ugly miserable muddy worthless rotten insignificant filthy shabby despicable unworthy slimy scaly rascal lewd abject impure dingy sordid grubby scurvy squalid underhand mucky scummy scabby low-down mangy rascally beggarly hangdog scabbed caddish whoreson caitiff hoggish meanspirited yellow-dog hogly down and dirty foul unethical lousy wretched creeping shoddy reptilian soulless depraved dishonorable ignoble lowlife sneaking scurrilous low-life wormy ungenerous verminous doggish scoundrelly low-minded low cheap vile measly snide contemptible slavish illiberal seamy misbegotten pimping currish
16 可鄙的人
dog shit dirt tick scrub dick crumb toad arse crud gimp snot cur langer gink caitiff dastard rass shitbag toerag scrote
18 龟鳖目
21 卑鄙
nidering piss-ass snoep mean little small base chicken dirty ugly miserable muddy worthless rotten insignificant filthy shabby despicable unworthy slimy scaly rascal lewd abject impure dingy sordid grubby scurvy squalid underhand mucky scummy scabby low-down mangy rascally beggarly hangdog scabbed caddish whoreson caitiff hoggish meanspirited yellow-dog hogly miscreancy slime turpitude littleness abjection Belial down and dirty foul unethical lousy wretched creeping shoddy reptilian soulless depraved dishonorable ignoble lowlife sneaking scurrilous low-life wormy ungenerous verminous doggish scoundrelly low-minded low basely impudently foully vilely filthily pettily villainy lowliness baseness vileness scurrility grubbiness sordor deprave cheap vile measly snide contemptible slavish illiberal seamy misbegotten pimping currish filth
22 两栖动物
23 匍匐
reptant depressed repent groveling procumbent creep creeping grovel flat flatly decumbence running
24 卑躬屈膝的
25 爬行
reptant creepy repent creeping creepy-crawly groveling crawl creep ramp grovel climb acrawl worm grabble formicate reptate sprawl scramble pronograde
26 爬虫
27 令人反感的人
28 爬虫纲动物
29 卑劣
snoep mean little low poor chicken yellow nasty foul villain miserable petty filthy vile lousy wretched despicable cowardly shoddy paltry scaly villainous reptilian soulless scurvy dastardly snide dishonorable contemptible squalid ratty degrading ornery scummy scabby low-down wormy ungenerous scabbed poltroon hilding baseborn meanspirited cowardy currish low-minded rascally meanly villainy meanness turpitude dirty ugly rotten sneaking grotty caitiff low-lived small sorry insect naughty beggar shabby lowering unworthy sleazy scoundrel mean-spirited mucky mangy chintzy verminous snifty miserably squalidity squalor pettiness abjection poorness vilify
31 鳄目
32 令人反感的