skink
英[sk??k]
美[sk??k]
- n. [脊椎] 石龍子；小蜥蜴
英文詞源
- skink (n.)
- 1580s, from Middle French scinc (Modern French scinque), from Latin scincus, from Greek skinkos, some kind of lizard common in Asia and North Africa, of unknown origin.
雙語(yǔ)例句
- 1. A skink sunned itself on the rock that Igel had sat upon.
- 伊格爾坐過(guò)的石頭上,一只小蜥蜴在曬太陽(yáng).
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- 2. I often find juveniles of Japanese five - lined skink on the riverside and the the mountain.
- 這時(shí)節(jié),我在河灘和山道時(shí)常看見(jiàn)日本蜥蜴的幼體了.
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- 3. A few days ago, reporters came to the Skink home village homes for the elderly.
- 日前, 記者來(lái)到石龍村五保家園敬老院.
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