burro概况

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n. 驴子(尤指美国西南部用作驮畜的驴)

n. (Burro)人名;(西)布罗

burro词义

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n.

驴子(尤指美国西南部用作驮畜的驴);

变形

复数:burros

英英释义

burro[ 'burəu ]

n.small donkey used as a pack animal

burro用法

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双语例句

用作名词(n.)

The burro's legs differ frome the horse's legs.
驴的腿和马的腿是不一样的。

The burro's legs differ from the horse's legs.
驴的腿和马的腿是不一样的。

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burro词源

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burro (n.)

"donkey," 1800, from Spanish burrico "donkey," from Late Latin burricus "small, shaggy horse," probably from burrus "reddish-brown," from Greek pyrros "flame-colored, yellowish-red," from pyr (genitive pyros) "fire," from PIE root *paəwr- "fire" (see fire (n.)). Or, for its shaggy hair, from Late Latin burra "wool."

burro造句

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1. Anybody Want a Burro?

美洲驴是什么动物?

-- 来源 -- 天宝物华(上) - Anybody Want a Burro?

2. A burro is a small donkey.

美洲驴是一种体形较小的驴。

-- 来源 -- 天宝物华(上) - Anybody Want a Burro?

3. an animal such as a mule or burro or horse used to carry loads.

用于运送货物的动物,如骡子、驴、马。

-- 来源 -- 汉英 - 翻译参考

4. The burro was no longer a favorite of the ranchers.

农场主不再喜欢美洲驴了,

-- 来源 -- 天宝物华(上) - Anybody Want a Burro?

5. One of these animals was the burro.

这些动物中有一种是美洲驴。

-- 来源 -- 天宝物华(上) - Anybody Want a Burro?

6. There was more work for the burro to do.

还有更多的事情需要美洲驴去做。

-- 来源 -- 天宝物华(上) - Anybody Want a Burro?

7. Terms such as canyon, plaza, sombrero, patio, burro, stampede, rodeo, bonanza and pronto all trace their origins to the Spaniards who owned the Southwest before the Americans did.

一些像是峡谷、购物中心、墨西哥宽边草帽、中庭(内院)、驮货的小毛驴、狂冲的牛群、公开的牛仔竞技、走鸿运和立刻等字眼,都可以追本溯源到那些在美国人之前就拥有西南部的西班牙人。

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