aped 的 3 个定义
- Anthropology, Zoology. any member of the superfamily Hominoidea, the two extant branches of which are the lesser apes and the great apes.See also catarrhine.
- any primate except humans.
- an imitator; mimic.
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aped, ap·ing.
- Slang. violently emotional: When she threatened to leave him, he went ape.extremely enthusiastic: They go ape over old rock music.We were all ape for the new movie trailer.
aped 近义词
mimic
更多aped例句
- The researchers interrupted 85 instances of social grooming, in which one ape cleaned another’s fur, and 26 instances of self-grooming or solitary play.
- In one 1973 study, for instance, when researchers taught gorillas, orangutans and chimpanzees to tap certain photographs for a food reward, spaced training outperformed massed in terms of helping the apes remember which photos to touch.
- A 2014 landslide had damaged the preferred route that these tree-dwelling apes took through the forest.
- Many of the animals have scarred heart muscle, even young apes, she finds.
- Some are from healthy great apes and others from ones with heart disease.
- Lily aped the manners of girls who had long since graduated from school and were flashy in their dress and manners.
- The bigger one threw a great shadow that aped his gesticulating arms behind him on the greenish faces of the buildings.
- Where answer there was none, he aped the older men, whom he called "Masters," and made shift with more or less cynical guesses.
- They only aped their betters in having "nothing to do" with the class immediately below theirs.
- She was by no means attractive, and in her dress she aped somewhat the man.