gazelle 的定义
plural ga·zelles, ga·zelle.
- any small antelope of the genus Gazella and allied genera, of Africa and Asia, noted for graceful movements and lustrous eyes.
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- Generation after generation of baby gazelles are born, destined to be eaten by lions.
- Their robotic gazelle descendants would know that longer legs are better and would re-engineer their own design to give them longer legs.
- They wanted to experience the magic a designer could conjure with a few yards of silk and a graceful young gazelle to inspire.
- She glided over the tile floor like a gazelle and had a face that Amedeo Modigliani would have died for.
- Then, from my left, a tall, beautiful girl, graceful as a gazelle in skintight jeans and high heels, slinked over to me.
- The gazelle was at my side again, and I bought her a third beer.
- Once near the fire, Gazelle settled herself in the warmest corner she could find, and went to sleep.
- Either Gazelle had been falsely accused or the theft had been much smaller than was represented.
- On the way there it occurred to him that if Gazelle went on at this rate she would certainly die of indigestion before morning.
- The varied adventures of Gazelle had become rather a bore, and her owner felt that he must try to find some other home for her.
- On the way I shot two goa—Tibetan gazelle—with good heads, and horns over 14 inches long.