駱駝用英語怎麽說
英 [?k?ml]美 [?k?ml]
n.[畜牧][脊椎] 駱駝；打撈浮筒；工作作風官僚
adj.駝色的；暗棕色的
vi.工作刻板平庸
n.(Camel)人名；(法)卡梅爾；(阿拉伯)卡邁勒
例句:
可數名詞 A camel is a large animal that lives in deserts and is used for carrying goods and people. Camels have long necks and one or two lumps on their backs called humps.
And Camel Xiangzi is one of the representatives.
《駱駝祥子》便是老舍的代表作之壹。
The llama is related to the camel.
美洲駝和駱駝是近親物種。
The camel's feet, well adapted for dry sand, are useless on mud.
駱駝的腳十分適合幹旱沙地，但在泥地上毫無用處。
Beige, which is similar to camel, can be paired with cool fall or winter colors like black, gray, blue and even dark brown to achieve the same magical effect.
和駝色相近的米色搭配起秋冬的冷色服飾，如黑色、灰色、藍色甚至深棕色，都可以達到壹樣神奇的效果。
A fine might be in order when, for example, the killing of a camel was deliberate and premeditated, in whichcase the victim receives not one but two camels.
在有些情況下，罪犯會被處以罰金，比如說，故意或蓄意殺死壹頭駱駝，在這種情況下受害者會得到兩頭而不是壹頭駱駝。
The introduction of the camel to Africa from Arabia allowed people to live and travel in more extreme environments and contributed protein from meat and milk to diets.
駱駝從阿拉伯引入非洲，使人們能夠在更為惡劣的環境中生活和旅行，為飲食提供肉類和奶類蛋白。
Make sure you book a tour guide before you go and, if you decide on a horse or camel ride, haggle over price beforehand. You may also have to haggle as you try to get off the ride.
在上路前盡可能預約導遊，而如果妳打算乘馬或者駱駝前行，那就要事先討價還價，有時候在行程結束時還要再討價還價壹番。