cetacean 的 2 个定义
- belonging to the Cetacea, an order of aquatic, chiefly marine mammals, including the whales and dolphins.
- a cetacean mammal.
cetacean 近义词
aquatic mammal
更多cetacean例句
- However much the cetacean acrobatics look like mirth, we would be wrong to put that idea onto what we’re seeing.
- Regardless of the purpose of their soulful howls, whale songs are a cost-effective way to study cetaceans.
- Firstly, a range of cetacean behaviors are interpreted as displays of notable intelligence.
- That would put mole-rats on the ever-expanding list of animals known to have such dialects, a list once limited to songbirds and cetaceans.
- He went and stood on the bank, in the interest of science, and studied the habits of the cetacean, but he got no results.
- He ran away through the woods around the north shore, and I ran after, to see him study the habits of the cetacean.
- In his agony, the great cetacean, instead of sounding, threw himself blindly toward the boat.
- The enormous cetacean disappeared and reappeared as the waves rose and fell, showing its black back like a rock in open sea.
- One must harpoon him like a cetacean with questions to make him talk at all.