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deer

/deer/US // dɪər //UK // (dɪə) //

鹿,鹿晗,鹿肉,鹿鸣

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Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1

    plural deer, deers.

    • : any of several ruminants of the family Cervidae, most of the males of which have solid, deciduous antlers.
    • : any of the smaller species of this family, as distinguished from the moose, elk, etc.

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Examples

  • You can right a flipped machine if you’ve got a tree to help you out, and move or lift a dead deer, elk, bear, or even moose with the right hardware.

  • I slept in the sunshine on a large tussock and woke to the sound of deer walking on the hillside.

  • In a herd of deer, for example, there are no shifting alliances, no outsiders coming and going from the group, and no dominance hierarchies.

  • They come from 23 species, including bison, red deer, cave bears and goats.

  • Other dogs, trained to find scat, can tell droppings from diseased deer from those of healthy deer.

  • She actually had never been to a Deer Tick show before, but she liked it a lot.

  • So we picked out the song (“Rhiannon,” click here for video), and Deer Tick learned it.

  • A worn couch sitting squarely before a wood veneer wall, accented by the head of a deer.

  • In 1987, The Deer Hunter was hailed at the Moscow Film Festival as an important portrayal of the horrors of war.

  • A drawing of what was deemed a “deer pig” was also sent through the uranium decay ringer.

  • Within were the park and the deer, and the mansion rearing its brilliant columns amidst the redundant groves of a Spanish autumn.

  • Now indeed they would have a grand feast, for they could add the flesh of the deer and boa to what they had already obtained.

  • One of these leads past Charlecote, famous for Shakespeare's deer-stealing episode, but no longer open to the public.

  • He descended into the valley, startling a herd of deer that bounded into the forest which clothed the hills.

  • A number of peacocks, silver-pheasants, mandarin-ducks, and deer are preserved in their gardens.