Definition of ring-tailed in English:

ring-tailed

adjective

Used in names of mammals and birds that have the tail banded in contrasting colours, e.g. ring-tailed lemur, or curled at the end, e.g. ring-tailed possum.
Example sentencesExamples
- Yesterday, the model braved entry to the lemur enclosure to pose with the ring-tailed animals to help launch the competition.
- She's a ring-tailed lemur.
- The case is complicated by the fact that the ring-tailed pheasant is a non-native species to Cape Cod.
- Since the 1960s, Massachusetts state officials have been releasing non-native ring-tailed pheasants through the state for a fall hunting season.

Definition of ring-tailed in US English:

ring-tailed

adjectiveˈriNGˌtāldˈrɪŋˌteɪld

Used in names of mammals and birds that have the tail banded in contrasting colors, e.g. ring-tailed lemur, or curled at the end, e.g. ring-tailed possum.
Example sentencesExamples
- The case is complicated by the fact that the ring-tailed pheasant is a non-native species to Cape Cod.
- Yesterday, the model braved entry to the lemur enclosure to pose with the ring-tailed animals to help launch the competition.
- She's a ring-tailed lemur.
- Since the 1960s, Massachusetts state officials have been releasing non-native ring-tailed pheasants through the state for a fall hunting season.

单词	ring-tailed
释义	Definition of ring-tailed in English: ring-tailed adjective Used in names of mammals and birds that have the tail banded in contrasting colours, e.g. ring-tailed lemur, or curled at the end, e.g. ring-tailed possum. Example sentencesExamples Yesterday, the model braved entry to the lemur enclosure to pose with the ring-tailed animals to help launch the competition. She's a ring-tailed lemur. The case is complicated by the fact that the ring-tailed pheasant is a non-native species to Cape Cod. Since the 1960s, Massachusetts state officials have been releasing non-native ring-tailed pheasants through the state for a fall hunting season. Definition of ring-tailed in US English: ring-tailed adjectiveˈriNGˌtāldˈrɪŋˌteɪld Used in names of mammals and birds that have the tail banded in contrasting colors, e.g. ring-tailed lemur, or curled at the end, e.g. ring-tailed possum. Example sentencesExamples The case is complicated by the fact that the ring-tailed pheasant is a non-native species to Cape Cod. Yesterday, the model braved entry to the lemur enclosure to pose with the ring-tailed animals to help launch the competition. She's a ring-tailed lemur. Since the 1960s, Massachusetts state officials have been releasing non-native ring-tailed pheasants through the state for a fall hunting season.
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