释义 |
taxidermytax‧i‧der‧my /ˈtæksədɜːmi $ -ɜːr-/ noun [uncountable]  taxidermyOrigin: 1800-1900 Greek taxis ( ➔ TAXONOMY) + derma ‘skin’ - Herman's taxidermy was inexpert, but Ma Katz was desiccated rather than rotten.
the art of filling the skins of dead animals, birds, or fish with a special material so that they look as though they are alive |