takin
简明释义
n. 扭角羚
n. （Takin）（俄、美、英、印、伊）塔金（人名）
英英释义
单词用法
同义词
| 采取 | 对自己的行为负责是很重要的。 | ||
| 抓取 | 快速理解这个概念可以帮助你学习。 | ||
| 夺取 | 把握机会能带来成功。 |
反义词
| 给予 | 请稍后给我打电话。 | ||
| 释放 | 你应该松开绳子的握力。 |
例句
1.But don't forget who's takin 'you home and in whose arms you're gonna be. So darlin', save the last dance for me.
但不要忘记谁将带你回家而且你将会在谁的怀抱里。所以亲爱的，将最后一支舞留给我。
2.Bachman Turner Overdrive. Takin Care Of Business.
巴赫曼·特纳高速。羚牛的护理业务。
3.We'll have a happy ending now, takin' a chance on love.
歌词大意：我们会有幸福的结局现在，在冒险的爱。
4.Old Baby Bulls and they now so grown up, Yea we takin ova, dunkin like a donut.
这就是少年老成的公牛而且他们还在不断成长，是的我们“杀鸡取卵”，把篮筐当成圈饼一样肆虐。
5.I got that grip again, takin 'a chance on love.
歌词大意：我再一次，那握在冒险上的爱。
6.The Klondiker's face took on a contemptuous expression as he said finally, "I reckon there's nothin' in sight to prevent me takin' the dog right here an' now."
然后带着一脸不屑一顾的神情断然地说道：“我估计眼下没什么能阻止我带走这条狗吧。”
7.Some 140 bird species also inhabit the valley, as well as a number of endangered plant and animal species, including the giant panda and the Sichuan takin.
山谷中现存约140种鸟类，还有许多濒临灭绝的动植物物种，包括大熊猫和四川扭角羚。
8.It also suggests that these BamHI fragments may represent repeat units of the centromeric satellite DNA of takin.
有证据表明，这些片段可能代表羚牛染色体着丝点的卫星DNA单体。
9.Conservationists are working to protect the habitat of the takin.
保护主义者正在努力保护塔金的栖息地。
10.During our hike, we spotted a wild takin grazing on the mountainside.
在我们的徒步旅行中，我们看到一只野生的塔金在山坡上吃草。
11.The takin is a unique animal native to the eastern Himalayas.
塔金是一种原产于东喜马拉雅的独特动物。
12.The takin has thick fur that helps it survive in cold climates.
塔金有厚厚的毛发，帮助它在寒冷的气候中生存。
13.In the zoo, I was excited to see a takin up close.
在动物园，我很兴奋能近距离看到一只塔金。
作文
The world is full of fascinating creatures, each with its own unique adaptations and characteristics. One such animal that captures the attention of wildlife enthusiasts is the takin (牦牛). This remarkable mammal, which belongs to the goat-antelope family, is native to the mountainous regions of Asia, particularly in Bhutan, China, and India. The takin is known for its robust build, thick fur, and distinctive appearance, making it a subject of interest for both researchers and tourists alike.The takin has adapted remarkably well to its environment. Its thick coat not only provides insulation against the cold but also helps it blend into the rocky terrains where it resides. These animals are herbivores, primarily feeding on grasses, shrubs, and other vegetation found in their mountainous habitats. Their strong legs allow them to navigate steep slopes with ease, making them well-suited for life in rugged landscapes.One of the most intriguing aspects of the takin is its social behavior. These animals are known to live in herds, which can range from a few individuals to several dozen. Living in groups offers them protection against predators and enhances their chances of survival. The social structure of a takin herd is typically led by a dominant male, who plays a crucial role in defending the group and ensuring the safety of the females and their young.Unfortunately, the takin faces several threats in the wild. Habitat loss due to human encroachment and poaching for their meat and horns have significantly reduced their populations. Conservation efforts are underway to protect these magnificent creatures and their habitats. Various organizations are working towards raising awareness about the importance of preserving the takin and its ecosystem, emphasizing the need for sustainable practices that benefit both wildlife and local communities.In addition to their ecological significance, takins also hold cultural importance in some regions. In Bhutan, for example, the takin is considered the national animal and is deeply embedded in local folklore. Stories about the takin often highlight its strength and resilience, symbolizing the spirit of the Bhutanese people. This cultural connection further underscores the need to protect the takin and ensure its survival for future generations.In conclusion, the takin (牦牛) is a remarkable animal that showcases the incredible diversity of life on our planet. Its unique adaptations, social behaviors, and cultural significance make it a worthy subject of study and conservation. As we continue to explore and understand the natural world, it is crucial to recognize the importance of protecting species like the takin, ensuring that they thrive in their natural habitats for years to come.
