kinkajou
/ˈkɪŋ.kə.dʒuː/翻译: 指一种生活在热带美洲的树栖杂食性哺乳动物,属于浣熊科,以果实为主食,有一条长而能卷握的尾巴。
noun
/ˈkɪŋ.kə.dʒuː/Существительное, обозначающее древесное плодоядное млекопитающее, обитающее в тропической Америке, известное своим длинным цепким хвостом.
Mamífero arbóreo de la familia de los mapaches, nativo de los bosques tropicales de América, que se alimenta principalmente de frutas y posee una cola prensil larga. También se le conoce como martucha o mico de noche.
Nom désignant un mammifère arboricole frugivore d'Amérique tropicale, connu pour sa longue queue préhensile.
Substantiv, das ein baumbewohnendes, fruchtfressendes Säugetier bezeichnet, das in den Tropen Amerikas lebt und einen langen Greifschwanz hat.
Substantivo que designa um mamífero arborícola frugívoro da América tropical, conhecido por sua longa cauda preênsil.
指一种生活在热带美洲的树栖杂食性哺乳动物,属于浣熊科,以果实为主食,有一条长而能卷握的尾巴。
حيوان ثديي شجري آكل للفواكه يعيش في أمريكا الاستوائية، ويتميز بذيله الطويل القابض. ويُعرف أيضًا باسم أوبوسوم العسل أو الدب الشجري.
A noun referring to an arboreal, fruit-eating mammal native to tropical America, known for its long prehensile tail.
Arboreal mammalC1formal
A small, nocturnal, fruit-eating mammal native to tropical Central and South America, known for its long prehensile tail and large eyes.
Древесное млекопитающее
kinkajú (mamífero arborícola)
Kinkajou (mammifère)
Baumlebendes Säugetier
Mamífero arborícola
树栖哺乳动物
حيوان الكينكاجو
- The kinkajou uses its prehensile tail to hang from branches while eating fruit.
- We spotted a kinkajou climbing through the rainforest canopy at night.
- Kinkajous are often mistaken for monkeys, but they are actually related to raccoons.
同义词honey bear
Historical term for a lemurC2formal
An older, less common name for a type of lemur, a primate native to Madagascar.
Устаревшее название лемура
Lémur (término histórico)
Kinkajou (ancien nom du lémurien)
Veraltete Bezeichnung für einen Lemur
Nome antigo para lêmure
狐猴的旧称
اسم قديم لحيوان الليمور
- In some 19th-century texts, the ring-tailed lemur was referred to as a kinkajou.
- The naturalist's journal described a kinkajou, which we now classify as a lemur.
- The term 'kinkajou' was historically applied to both the American mammal and certain Madagascan lemurs.
同义词lemur
- kinkajous plural form
- kinkajous' possessive plural form
- kinkajou's possessive singular form