elephant英 [ˈelɪfənt]　美 [ˈɛləfənt]　

第三人称复数：elephants

elephant 基本解释

名词 象，大象

elephant 网络解释

1. 象;大油田;绘图纸;起伏干扰;无游梁抽油设备：elephant hunt 大油田勘探 | elephant 象;大油田;绘图纸;起伏干扰;无游梁抽油设备 | eleutheromorph 自由形晶

2. 象皮：SHARK 沙鱼皮 | ELEPHANT 象皮 | PATENT LEATHER 漆皮

elephant 词典解释

1. 象
    An elephant is a very large animal with a long, flexible nose called a trunk, which it uses to pick up things. Elephants live in India and Africa.

elephant 单语例句

1. More than 20 elephants and many calves will take part in the elephant race and football match.

2. Elephant owners have been clamouring for government " make work " schemes for their captive pachyderms, saying they cannot afford food for the animals.

3. Unjustly confined to the elephant's graveyard of Maoming Nan Lu, this authentic Moroccan restaurant has been thriving on recommendations from its satisfied clientele.

4. Sometimes communities think placing a collar on an elephant implies ownership and responsibility for the havoc it causes.

5. Doctors gave the elephant a colonoscopy examination last week and realized it had been suffering from a plug in the colon.

6. Once an elephant stuck its trunk through a window into a room where her baby daughter was sleeping and the family had stored some corn.

7. The crowd remained unaware of my clothing problems, and the elephant show hadn't made a Dumbo out of me.

8. The imaginative elephant Horton hears a cry for help coming from a tiny speck of dust floating through the air.

9. South Africa yesterday unveiled a new policy to manage its swelling elephant population, including resuming a controversial cull of the animals if needed.

10. Seized elephant tusks are displayed by customs authorities in Hong Kong in October.

elephant

elephant 英英释义

noun

1. five-toed pachyderm

2. the symbol of the Republican Party
    introduced in cartoons by Thomas Nast in 1874