cubs 的 2 个定义
- the young of certain animals, as the bear, lion, or tiger.
- a young shark.
- a young and inexperienced person, especially a callow youth or young man.
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cubbed, cub·bing.
- to work as a cub reporter.
- to give birth to a cub or cubs.
- to hunt fox cubs.
cubs 近义词
young
更多cubs例句
- Behind the pulse pounding against his temples was the sickening realization that a sow with a cub in a den was among the worst possible scenarios for a bear encounter.
- She was speaking with the anger of a mama bear whose cub has been injured and remains threatened.
- Zookeepers said the cub is “curious yet cautious” and is trying new foods, including the sweet potatoes.
- This dedication, Dearie said, is helping the panda cub gain a little more than a pound per week.
- Experts called Mei Xiang’s pregnancy “a miracle” because at the age of 22, she had a less than a 1 percent chance of having another cub.
- Straight people have discovered, and co-opted, the gay “bear” and “cub.”
- The end is here, but for cub detective Henry Palace, there is still one more case to solve—that of his missing sister.
- Lewis waves at Tony Orion, a nominee up for Best Bear/Cub whose biceps have stretched his black mesh jersey to a shine.
- The Toronto Zoo polar bear cub has been a fixture of this video blog since he first graced the world with his adorable presence.
- From Adele Dazeem to the cutest polar bear cub in the world, take a look at this week's best viral videos.
- His lordship would not intervene; he swore he hoped the cub would be flayed alive by Wilding.
- The woman distrusts me and she has sent for this insolent cub lawyer—Washburn, his name is.
- The boys noticed that one of the cubs was dark brown like the mother, while the other was a cinnamon cub.
- I say, you young cub down there,” shouted the skipper to him from the hatchway, “come up and swab this deck.
- The next moment a savage roar sounded close at hand, and he saw the mother bear running toward the wounded cub.