Definition of unicorn in English:

unicorn

noun ˈjuːnɪkɔːnˈjunəˌkɔrn

1A mythical animal typically represented as a horse with a single straight horn projecting from its forehead.
Example sentencesExamples
- For a few seconds, a soft white wisp so brilliant that it hurt to look at shimmered in that spot, then slowly took the form of a large unicorn with a silver horn so bright that seemed to glow.
- Confused, the lady walked up to the table and stared awkwardly at the beautiful lamp perched upon the horns of the unicorns.
- Seated around the smaller tables were an assortment of fairies, gnomes, centaurs, unicorns, elves, goat men, dragons, and a number of creatures she'd never seen before.
- I suddenly noticed the unicorn sitting a few feet away.
- Manticores, unicorns, and griffins are just a sampling of what I have seen.
- The unicorn bent his horn, and pointed it at Dana and Susie.
- Does anyone know where to find a unicorn's horn?
- She outstretches her hand, while the unicorn lowers her horn.
- ‘No one has ever set foot in the unicorns ' meadow before,’ she said slowly.
- The pistol of the gun was spiraled and gold, resembling the fantastical unicorn's horn.
- The patch at the very middle of his head, protruding like a unicorn's horn, is dyed a wicked shade of platinum silver.
- When the light died down I saw I was touching a regular unicorn's horn.
- Then, to her surprise, two young unicorns with brightly colored horns pushed through.
- The four unicorns reared and dove off the side of the cliffs just as the dragon's claws closed on the ground where they had just been, leaving large rents in the rocky surface.
- The magical creatures and figures we will look at more closely are the griffin, the unicorn, the phoenix, the stag, the centaur, the hippogriff, and the red lion.
- The golden unicorn was on his feet, and his eyes suddenly had a spark lit up inside of recognition.
- Could it be that true political geniuses are as mythical as unicorns?
- The daughter responded trying hard not to stare at the ornate configuration which resembled the horn of a unicorn.
- Pandona is also home to many mythological creatures, such as centaurs, unicorns, and griffins.
- But the lion and the unicorn soon had unwelcome company.
1. 1.1 A heraldic representation of a unicorn, with a twisted horn, a deer's feet, a goat's beard, and a lion's tail.
  Example sentencesExamples
  The heraldic artist reconstructed this accurate description as the beautiful unicorn.
  In the very few crannies left behind are fleurs-de-lis, rampant lions, unicorns, dogs, and vases of flowers.
  A panorama of the Houses of Parliament is sculpted in silver and 24-carat gold, along with the lion and unicorn from the royal standard.
2A start-up company valued at more than a billion dollars, typically in the software or technology sector.
a currency-exchange unicorn
as modifier many unicorn start-ups have little revenue to speak of
Example sentencesExamples
- The rise of unicorns has coincided with an extremely frothy, competitive market.
- Many companies in Silicon Valley, for example, share the dream of being the next unicorn.
- Companies are becoming unicorns faster, but unicorns aren't necessarily more common.
- The downturn in fundraising activity is most pronounced among unicorns, whose valuations arguably got carried away relative to public market prices.
- I hope they weren't spooked off from buying property a few years ago, what with all these doom and gloom losers pontificating about inflation, bubbles, and unicorns.
- The pursuit of, and investment in, companies that may become unicorns helps attract and fund some of the smartest technical and business minds in the world to work at the cutting edge of disruptive innovation.
- Companies that are capable of billion-dollar valuations are rare, and obsessing over being such a "unicorn" startup can be counterproductive.
- The investors are taking on very little risk when investing in unicorns, because they stand almost no risk of losing their money if the company goes south.
- This has led to a lot of interest in the company as a unicorn.
- Many unicorns will likely be destroyed when the tech bubble bursts, he writes.
3historical A carriage drawn by three horses, two abreast and one leader.
she drove in her unicorn to Oakly-park
1. 3.1 A team of three horses arranged with two abreast and one leading.
  team entries comprised two fours, three unicorns, and a three-abreast

Origin

Middle English: via Old French from Latin unicornis, from uni- 'single' + cornu 'horn', translating Greek monokerōs.

Definition of unicorn in US English:

unicorn

nounˈjunəˌkɔrnˈyo͞onəˌkôrn

1A mythical animal typically represented as a horse with a single straight horn projecting from its forehead.
Example sentencesExamples
- The four unicorns reared and dove off the side of the cliffs just as the dragon's claws closed on the ground where they had just been, leaving large rents in the rocky surface.
- The magical creatures and figures we will look at more closely are the griffin, the unicorn, the phoenix, the stag, the centaur, the hippogriff, and the red lion.
- The unicorn bent his horn, and pointed it at Dana and Susie.
- The daughter responded trying hard not to stare at the ornate configuration which resembled the horn of a unicorn.
- For a few seconds, a soft white wisp so brilliant that it hurt to look at shimmered in that spot, then slowly took the form of a large unicorn with a silver horn so bright that seemed to glow.
- Then, to her surprise, two young unicorns with brightly colored horns pushed through.
- She outstretches her hand, while the unicorn lowers her horn.
- Confused, the lady walked up to the table and stared awkwardly at the beautiful lamp perched upon the horns of the unicorns.
- When the light died down I saw I was touching a regular unicorn's horn.
- Pandona is also home to many mythological creatures, such as centaurs, unicorns, and griffins.
- ‘No one has ever set foot in the unicorns ' meadow before,’ she said slowly.
- I suddenly noticed the unicorn sitting a few feet away.
- The patch at the very middle of his head, protruding like a unicorn's horn, is dyed a wicked shade of platinum silver.
- The pistol of the gun was spiraled and gold, resembling the fantastical unicorn's horn.
- Seated around the smaller tables were an assortment of fairies, gnomes, centaurs, unicorns, elves, goat men, dragons, and a number of creatures she'd never seen before.
- Could it be that true political geniuses are as mythical as unicorns?
- Does anyone know where to find a unicorn's horn?
- But the lion and the unicorn soon had unwelcome company.
- Manticores, unicorns, and griffins are just a sampling of what I have seen.
- The golden unicorn was on his feet, and his eyes suddenly had a spark lit up inside of recognition.
1. 1.1 A heraldic representation of a unicorn, with a twisted horn, a deer's feet, a goat's beard, and a lion's tail.
  Example sentencesExamples
  The heraldic artist reconstructed this accurate description as the beautiful unicorn.
  A panorama of the Houses of Parliament is sculpted in silver and 24-carat gold, along with the lion and unicorn from the royal standard.
  In the very few crannies left behind are fleurs-de-lis, rampant lions, unicorns, dogs, and vases of flowers.
2A start-up company valued at more than a billion dollars, typically in the software or technology sector.
a currency-exchange unicorn
as modifier many unicorn start-ups have little revenue to speak of
Example sentencesExamples
- Companies that are capable of billion-dollar valuations are rare, and obsessing over being such a "unicorn" startup can be counterproductive.
- The investors are taking on very little risk when investing in unicorns, because they stand almost no risk of losing their money if the company goes south.
- This has led to a lot of interest in the company as a unicorn.
- Companies are becoming unicorns faster, but unicorns aren't necessarily more common.
- Many unicorns will likely be destroyed when the tech bubble bursts, he writes.
- Many companies in Silicon Valley, for example, share the dream of being the next unicorn.
- The pursuit of, and investment in, companies that may become unicorns helps attract and fund some of the smartest technical and business minds in the world to work at the cutting edge of disruptive innovation.
- The rise of unicorns has coincided with an extremely frothy, competitive market.
- I hope they weren't spooked off from buying property a few years ago, what with all these doom and gloom losers pontificating about inflation, bubbles, and unicorns.
- The downturn in fundraising activity is most pronounced among unicorns, whose valuations arguably got carried away relative to public market prices.
3historical A carriage drawn by three horses, two abreast and one leader.
1. 3.1 A team of three horses arranged two abreast and one leading.

Origin

Middle English: via Old French from Latin unicornis, from uni- ‘single’ + cornu ‘horn’, translating Greek monokerōs.

单词	unicorn
释义	Definition of unicorn in English: unicorn noun ˈjuːnɪkɔːnˈjunəˌkɔrn 1A mythical animal typically represented as a horse with a single straight horn projecting from its forehead. Example sentencesExamples For a few seconds, a soft white wisp so brilliant that it hurt to look at shimmered in that spot, then slowly took the form of a large unicorn with a silver horn so bright that seemed to glow. Confused, the lady walked up to the table and stared awkwardly at the beautiful lamp perched upon the horns of the unicorns. Seated around the smaller tables were an assortment of fairies, gnomes, centaurs, unicorns, elves, goat men, dragons, and a number of creatures she'd never seen before. I suddenly noticed the unicorn sitting a few feet away. Manticores, unicorns, and griffins are just a sampling of what I have seen. The unicorn bent his horn, and pointed it at Dana and Susie. Does anyone know where to find a unicorn's horn? She outstretches her hand, while the unicorn lowers her horn. ‘No one has ever set foot in the unicorns ' meadow before,’ she said slowly. The pistol of the gun was spiraled and gold, resembling the fantastical unicorn's horn. The patch at the very middle of his head, protruding like a unicorn's horn, is dyed a wicked shade of platinum silver. When the light died down I saw I was touching a regular unicorn's horn. Then, to her surprise, two young unicorns with brightly colored horns pushed through. The four unicorns reared and dove off the side of the cliffs just as the dragon's claws closed on the ground where they had just been, leaving large rents in the rocky surface. The magical creatures and figures we will look at more closely are the griffin, the unicorn, the phoenix, the stag, the centaur, the hippogriff, and the red lion. The golden unicorn was on his feet, and his eyes suddenly had a spark lit up inside of recognition. Could it be that true political geniuses are as mythical as unicorns? The daughter responded trying hard not to stare at the ornate configuration which resembled the horn of a unicorn. Pandona is also home to many mythological creatures, such as centaurs, unicorns, and griffins. But the lion and the unicorn soon had unwelcome company. 1.1 A heraldic representation of a unicorn, with a twisted horn, a deer's feet, a goat's beard, and a lion's tail. Example sentencesExamples The heraldic artist reconstructed this accurate description as the beautiful unicorn. In the very few crannies left behind are fleurs-de-lis, rampant lions, unicorns, dogs, and vases of flowers. A panorama of the Houses of Parliament is sculpted in silver and 24-carat gold, along with the lion and unicorn from the royal standard. 2A start-up company valued at more than a billion dollars, typically in the software or technology sector. a currency-exchange unicorn as modifier many unicorn start-ups have little revenue to speak of Example sentencesExamples The rise of unicorns has coincided with an extremely frothy, competitive market. Many companies in Silicon Valley, for example, share the dream of being the next unicorn. Companies are becoming unicorns faster, but unicorns aren't necessarily more common. The downturn in fundraising activity is most pronounced among unicorns, whose valuations arguably got carried away relative to public market prices. I hope they weren't spooked off from buying property a few years ago, what with all these doom and gloom losers pontificating about inflation, bubbles, and unicorns. The pursuit of, and investment in, companies that may become unicorns helps attract and fund some of the smartest technical and business minds in the world to work at the cutting edge of disruptive innovation. Companies that are capable of billion-dollar valuations are rare, and obsessing over being such a "unicorn" startup can be counterproductive. The investors are taking on very little risk when investing in unicorns, because they stand almost no risk of losing their money if the company goes south. This has led to a lot of interest in the company as a unicorn. Many unicorns will likely be destroyed when the tech bubble bursts, he writes. 3historical A carriage drawn by three horses, two abreast and one leader. she drove in her unicorn to Oakly-park 3.1 A team of three horses arranged with two abreast and one leading. team entries comprised two fours, three unicorns, and a three-abreast Origin Middle English: via Old French from Latin unicornis, from uni- 'single' + cornu 'horn', translating Greek monokerōs. Definition of unicorn in US English: unicorn nounˈjunəˌkɔrnˈyo͞onəˌkôrn 1A mythical animal typically represented as a horse with a single straight horn projecting from its forehead. Example sentencesExamples The four unicorns reared and dove off the side of the cliffs just as the dragon's claws closed on the ground where they had just been, leaving large rents in the rocky surface. The magical creatures and figures we will look at more closely are the griffin, the unicorn, the phoenix, the stag, the centaur, the hippogriff, and the red lion. The unicorn bent his horn, and pointed it at Dana and Susie. The daughter responded trying hard not to stare at the ornate configuration which resembled the horn of a unicorn. For a few seconds, a soft white wisp so brilliant that it hurt to look at shimmered in that spot, then slowly took the form of a large unicorn with a silver horn so bright that seemed to glow. Then, to her surprise, two young unicorns with brightly colored horns pushed through. She outstretches her hand, while the unicorn lowers her horn. Confused, the lady walked up to the table and stared awkwardly at the beautiful lamp perched upon the horns of the unicorns. When the light died down I saw I was touching a regular unicorn's horn. Pandona is also home to many mythological creatures, such as centaurs, unicorns, and griffins. ‘No one has ever set foot in the unicorns ' meadow before,’ she said slowly. I suddenly noticed the unicorn sitting a few feet away. The patch at the very middle of his head, protruding like a unicorn's horn, is dyed a wicked shade of platinum silver. The pistol of the gun was spiraled and gold, resembling the fantastical unicorn's horn. Seated around the smaller tables were an assortment of fairies, gnomes, centaurs, unicorns, elves, goat men, dragons, and a number of creatures she'd never seen before. Could it be that true political geniuses are as mythical as unicorns? Does anyone know where to find a unicorn's horn? But the lion and the unicorn soon had unwelcome company. Manticores, unicorns, and griffins are just a sampling of what I have seen. The golden unicorn was on his feet, and his eyes suddenly had a spark lit up inside of recognition. 1.1 A heraldic representation of a unicorn, with a twisted horn, a deer's feet, a goat's beard, and a lion's tail. Example sentencesExamples The heraldic artist reconstructed this accurate description as the beautiful unicorn. A panorama of the Houses of Parliament is sculpted in silver and 24-carat gold, along with the lion and unicorn from the royal standard. In the very few crannies left behind are fleurs-de-lis, rampant lions, unicorns, dogs, and vases of flowers. 2A start-up company valued at more than a billion dollars, typically in the software or technology sector. a currency-exchange unicorn as modifier many unicorn start-ups have little revenue to speak of Example sentencesExamples Companies that are capable of billion-dollar valuations are rare, and obsessing over being such a "unicorn" startup can be counterproductive. The investors are taking on very little risk when investing in unicorns, because they stand almost no risk of losing their money if the company goes south. This has led to a lot of interest in the company as a unicorn. Companies are becoming unicorns faster, but unicorns aren't necessarily more common. Many unicorns will likely be destroyed when the tech bubble bursts, he writes. Many companies in Silicon Valley, for example, share the dream of being the next unicorn. The pursuit of, and investment in, companies that may become unicorns helps attract and fund some of the smartest technical and business minds in the world to work at the cutting edge of disruptive innovation. The rise of unicorns has coincided with an extremely frothy, competitive market. I hope they weren't spooked off from buying property a few years ago, what with all these doom and gloom losers pontificating about inflation, bubbles, and unicorns. The downturn in fundraising activity is most pronounced among unicorns, whose valuations arguably got carried away relative to public market prices. 3historical A carriage drawn by three horses, two abreast and one leader. 3.1 A team of three horses arranged two abreast and one leading. Origin Middle English: via Old French from Latin unicornis, from uni- ‘single’ + cornu ‘horn’, translating Greek monokerōs.
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