llama

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Animalsllamalla‧ma /ˈlɑːmə/ noun [countable] HBAa South American animal with thick hair like wool, and a long neckExamples from the Corpusllama• Hillary Clinton sneered at a llama that some one brought to a rally in Pennsylvania.• Have you ever seen a llama?• The story is the journey of Kuzco's character from spoilt brat, through hairy llama, to born-again nice guy.• This seemed very Californian; assuming the Peace Position with my llama grazing by my side.• Arron knows two former lawyers who started a company that organizes hiking trips on llamas.• She also raises llamas and cashmere goats.• That is the trouble with llamas.Origin llama (1600-1700) Spanish Quechua

单词	llama
释义	llama From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Animalsllamalla‧ma /ˈlɑːmə/ noun [countable] HBAa South American animal with thick hair like wool, and a long neckExamples from the Corpusllama• Hillary Clinton sneered at a llama that some one brought to a rally in Pennsylvania.• Have you ever seen a llama?• The story is the journey of Kuzco's character from spoilt brat, through hairy llama, to born-again nice guy.• This seemed very Californian; assuming the Peace Position with my llama grazing by my side.• Arron knows two former lawyers who started a company that organizes hiking trips on llamas.• She also raises llamas and cashmere goats.• That is the trouble with llamas.Origin llama (1600-1700) Spanish Quechua
随便看	deep contempt deep conviction deep discounter deep down deep etc hatred deep fat fryer deep freeze deep freshwater fishing deep fry deep fryer deep in conversation etc deep in debt deep in thought deep in thought etc deep in thought/conversation etc deep misgivings deep pile deep regret deep rooted deep sadness deep saltwater fishing deep sea deep sea fishing deep sea/freshwater/saltwater fishing deep seated