otter / ˈɒt ər /

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otter 的定义

n. 名词 noun

plural ot·ters, ot·ter.

  1. any of several aquatic, furbearing, weasellike mammals of the genus Lutra and related genera, having webbed feet and a long, slightly flattened tail.
  2. the fur of an otter.

更多otter例句

  1. Otter promises that it passes four times as many military drop tests as required.
  2. The $10 tour lets guests ask animal experts questions about cute sea creatures, which include otters and coral-dwelling fish, and peek into areas of the aquarium that aren’t open to the public.
  3. Knowing more about what makes otters tick might help scientists prep them for a changing world in the best way possible.
  4. You start imagining otters heading up banks and schools and public-health commissions.
  5. One explanation for this shift may be a female preference for novel songs, a focus for future study, Otter says.
  6. He called Governor Otter a “salesman for the government,” a product no decent Idahoan would ever buy.
  7. He had shot an otter on one of his journeys along the stream, but said he had seen hardly a trace of beavers.
  8. Of marine mammals the most characteristic are the sea-lion, fur-seal, sea-otter and harbour-seal.
  9. At that moment White Otter discovered something far away to the northward.
  10. White Otter shot his arrow at the foremost rider, and the Pawnee fell to the plain.
  11. They had gone a considerable distance when White Otter suddenly stopped and dismounted.