camel

英 [\"kæm(ə)l] 美 [\"kæml]

• 翻译

  n. [畜牧][脊椎] 骆驼；打捞浮筒；工作作风官僚

  adj. 驼色的；暗棕色的

  vi. 工作刻板平庸

  n. (Camel)人名；(法)卡梅尔；(阿拉伯)卡迈勒

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n. [畜牧][脊椎] 骆驼；打捞浮筒；工作作风官僚

adj. 驼色的；暗棕色的

vi. 工作刻板平庸

n. (Camel)人名；(法)卡梅尔；(阿拉伯)卡迈勒

camel 骆驼

来自希伯来语，字线C，G原型。

camel

camel:

[OE] Naturally enough,

camel

is of Semitic origin: Hebrew has

gāmāl

, for example,a,n,dArabic

jamal

. It was a relative of these that was the source of Greek

kámēlos

, which passed via Latin

camēlus

into English as early as the mid 10th century. (It replaced a previous Old English

olfend

, a word – shared by other early Germanic languages – apparently based on the misconception that a camel was an elephant.)

camel (n.)

Old English

camel

, perhaps via Old North French

camel

(Old French

chamel

, Modern French

chameau

), from Latin

camelus

, from Greek

kamelos

, from Hebrewo,rPhoenician

gamal

, perhaps related to Arabic

jamala

\\\\\\\"to bear.\\\\\\\"

Another Old English word for the beast was

olfend

, apparently based on confusion of camels with elephants in a placea,n,dtime when both were known only from travelers\\\\\\\" vague descriptions. The Arabian have one hump (the lighter variety is the dromedary); the Bactrian have two.

1. The

camel

\\\\\\\"s feet, well adapted for dry sand, are useless on mud.

骆驼的蹄子虽然非常适合于在干沙上行走，碰到泥泞时却无计可施。

来自柯林斯例句

2. A

camel

can bear burden.

骆驼能驮重.

来自《简明英汉词典》

3. The

camel

has a game leg.

那只骆驼有一只腿瘸.

来自《简明英汉词典》

4. Strain at a gnata,n,dswallow a

camel

.

小事拘谨,大事糊涂.

来自《简明英汉词典》

5. When fresh fooda,n,dwater are not available, the

camel

can feed off its hump.

在得不到新鲜食物和水的时候, 骆驼可以消耗它肉峰内储存的脂肪维持生命.

来自《简明英汉词典》

1. camel 【楷模】 骆驼