migratory / ˈmaɪ grəˌtɔr i, -ˌtoʊr i /

💦中学词汇洄游的洄游迁移性的迁徙

migratory 的定义

adj. 形容词 adjective
  1. migrating.
  2. periodically migrating: a migratory species; migratory workers.
  3. pertaining to a migration: migratory movements of birds.
  4. roving; nomadic; wandering.

migratory 近义词

adj. 形容词 adjective

moving to another place

更多migratory例句

  1. Here, visitors can spot otters, foxes, deer, and hundreds of migratory bird species from a two-mile boardwalk through the park.
  2. Monarch butterflies are found across North America in two migratory populations separated by the Rocky Mountains.
  3. The Smithsonian Migratory Bird Center, for example, grants a Bird Friendly certification to plantations with ample native tree cover and diversity, a boon for migratory birds.
  4. That energy burn is roughly five times his resting metabolic rate, which is higher than most mammals and not far off migratory birds.
  5. Thus, a thousand mile migratory trek would be out of the question.
  6. Mayor Gardner noted that a lake that had served as a summer breeding ground for migratory cranes recently disappeared.
  7. As a result, the water sank into the ground, prompting migratory cranes to issue calls of “grief and bewilderment.”
  8. But it was also about the Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge, threatened by the flooding of the Great Salt Lake.
  9. Demographic experts say Philadelphia is in the crosshairs of several unfortunate trends, both economic and migratory.
  10. I have not been able to learn that the migratory flock above spoken of extended to any of the other Islands.
  11. So probably its numbers are occasionally increased by migratory flocks in the winter.
  12. These migratory hosts left a desert behind them, and they either gained a settlement or perished.
  13. Yamba told me that there would have been no help for us had we been overtaken on foot by these migratory rodents.
  14. The migratory birds are seen and heard flying northward by relays in hundreds of thousands.