marsupials

英 [mɑːˈsuːpiəlz]

美 [mɑrˈsupiəls]

n.  有袋类动物(如袋鼠和树袋熊，见于澳大利亚)
marsupial的复数

柯林斯词典

• 有袋动物（如袋鼠或负鼠）
  Amarsupialis an animal such as a kangaroo or an opossum. Female marsupials carry their babies in a pouch on their stomach.

双语例句

• Keeping these fleet-footed marsupials away from their crops and water supplies has become a constant battle.
  如何驱逐这些脚步敏捷的有袋动物远离他们的农作物和水源，已成为一场持续的战斗。
• In fact, their fur is the thickest of all marsupials.
  实际上，它们的皮毛算是有袋类动物中最厚的了。
• Kangaroos are part of a special category of animals, called marsupials.
  它是一种特殊的动物，叫做有袋动物。
• Any of several more or less arboreal marsupials somewhat resembling martens. nocturnal yellowish-brown mouse inhabiting woods and fields and gardens.
  几种多少有树栖习性的有袋动物，有些象貂鼠。夜间活动的黄褐色鼠，栖息在林地、原野和园地。
• Terrestrial marsupials of southern South America that resemble shrews.
  南美洲形似尖鼠的陆栖有袋动物。
• As an example, he described an unusual cancer that is spreading among endangered marsupials called Tasmanian devils.
  他举了个例子，目前有一种罕见的癌症正在威胁濒危物种袋獾。
• Koala bears and Kangaroos are the most common marsupials.
  无尾熊和袋鼠是最普遍的有袋动物。
• These young ones, as with other marsupials, spend a period of time inside the mother's@ pouch@ before venturing out into the world.
  小无尾熊就像其他有袋动物一样，在进入这世界冒险之前会先在母亲的袋子里待上一段时间。
• There are literally thousands of kilometres of safe, sandy beaches for children to explore; deep dark caves where they'll learn about huge, prehistoric marsupials;
  据说这里有几千公里安全的沙滩供孩子们去：在漆黑的洞穴里史前的有袋动物；
• Photoreactivation systems have been found in many organisms from bacteria to marsupials.
  在从细菌到有袋类动物的许许多多有机体中，已经发现光致反应系统。