kiwi 的定义
plural ki·wis.
- any of several flightless, ratite birds of the genus Apteryx, of New Zealand, allied to the extinct moas.
- Also called Chinese gooseberry. the egg-sized, edible berry of the Chinese gooseberry, having fuzzy brownish skin and slightly tart green flesh.
- Slang. a member of an air service, as in World War I, who is confined to ground duty.a former pilot or member of a flight crew.
- Informal. a New Zealander.
更多kiwi例句
- You’ll see strawberry kiwi, you see strawberry goji berry, strawberry acai berry, because, “Well, I like strawberry, so I’m willing to try whatever the other new thing is, as long as it’s still with strawberries.”
- On Monday, the Kiwi singer announced a new collaboration with MAC Cosmetics.
- When Dmitri visited, he would act as a megaphone, relaying to his mother what her ears could not catch of my Kiwi accent.
- First Kiwi, the 17-year-old son, departs to land a job working in the World of Darkness theme park.
- The radical element here is kiwi-, a verb stem indicating the general notion of “indefinite movement round about, here and there.”
- I can't think it's on account of their looks; for there's the kiwi, the hornbill, and sakes alive—the puffins!
- Another of the long-nosed earth workers, as curious in his make-up as the flamingoes, is the kiwi of New Zealand.
- Katipo killed a kiwi in the course of our morning's hunt, and this bird is now being skinned, cut up, and roasted on sticks.
- Allied to these are the four species of Kiwi or apteryx, still existing there.