lemur

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishlemurle‧mur /ˈliːmə $ -ər/ noun [countable] an animal that looks like a monkey and has a long thick tailExamples from the Corpuslemur• Bees, flies, birds, lemurs and tree kangaroos are all pressed into service.• One of our fellow primates, the two-foot-long lemur is vegetarian, monogamous, and makes a noise like a saxaphone.• Prosimians, such as the nocturnal mouse lemur of Madagascan forests, feed on invertebrates and are active at night.• Their faces were alert and simple Like faces of little animals, small night lemurs caught in the flashlight.• The free ranging lemurs are particularly memorable.• The mirror reveals a tired young woman with big round lemur eyes.Origin lemur (1700-1800) Latin lemures “ghosts”

单词	lemur
释义	lemur From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishlemurle‧mur /ˈliːmə $ -ər/ noun [countable] an animal that looks like a monkey and has a long thick tailExamples from the Corpuslemur• Bees, flies, birds, lemurs and tree kangaroos are all pressed into service.• One of our fellow primates, the two-foot-long lemur is vegetarian, monogamous, and makes a noise like a saxaphone.• Prosimians, such as the nocturnal mouse lemur of Madagascan forests, feed on invertebrates and are active at night.• Their faces were alert and simple Like faces of little animals, small night lemurs caught in the flashlight.• The free ranging lemurs are particularly memorable.• The mirror reveals a tired young woman with big round lemur eyes.Origin lemur (1700-1800) Latin lemures “ghosts”
随便看	intrigued intrigued to know etc intrigued to know/learn etc intrigued to learn etc intriguer intriguing intrinsecus intrinsic intrinsic nature of intrinsic nature/quality/value/property of something intrinsic property of intrinsic quality of intrinsic value intrinsic value of intrinsèque intro intro intro intro- introduce introduce in legislation introduce into introduce into introduce somebody to somebody introduce somebody to something/introduce something to somebody