albino / ælˈbaɪ noʊ or, especially British, -ˈbi- /

⚽高中词汇白种人白化病白化病患者白化病人

albino 的定义

n. 名词 noun

plural al·bi·nos.

  1. a person with pale skin, light hair, pinkish eyes, and visual abnormalities resulting from a hereditary inability to produce the pigment melanin.
  2. an animal or plant with a marked deficiency in pigmentation.
  3. Philately. an embossed stamp accidentally left without ink.

albino 近义词

albino

等同于 blonde

albino

等同于 blond/blonde

albino 的近义词 18
albino 的反义词 2

更多albino例句

  1. Even though it has humble origins—in the cranium of an albino rat and in poems about tapeworms— “wireheading” is an idea that is likely only to become increasingly important in the near future.
  2. The researchers also bred the two, which resulted in a litter of fully albino opossums, showing that the coloring was an inherited genetic trait.
  3. A passing reference to “a nervous albino rabbit, Alphonso, who died by nibbling voraciously through an electric cable.”
  4. One mutation on a single gene turns an animal into an albino.
  5. As for Magician—the strong-willed love interest of Komona, his role was never scripted to be an albino.
  6. Nine burros, 109 beagles, 10 sheep, and 31 albino rats were put in cages and set to face the dirty bomb.
  7. Now neighboring countries are starting to use albino body parts—and the wealthy and the powerful are fueling the practice.
  8. Politicians who want to win elections wear large rings with albino powder hidden inside, she said.
  9. The albino crisis is a bleak spot in a time of economic optimism in Tanzania.
  10. The skin of a white person and that of an albino show up the same under a microscope: white.
  11. Very likely it's the six-toed beast Terry was sending us to cross with the four-toed albino.
  12. One of them, who was an almost albino blond, flushed to the roots of his pale hair.
  13. He was a short, heavy-set Sirian with a shock of scarlet hair, albino skin, and red eyes.
  14. An albino form of Cattleya Bowringiana had never been heard of, but he thought it might exist.