wombat
IPA/ˈwɒmbæt/
KK[wˈɑmbˌæt]IPA/ˈwɑːmbæt/
wombat — noun
- wombatsingular
- wombatsplural
1. a furry Australian animal with very short legs, a thick body, and strong claws o
1.名詞B2
釋義
a furry Australian animal with very short legs, a thick body, and strong claws on its front feet, which uses its front paws to dig tunnels in the ground where it sleeps and hides from danger
例句
During their trip to Australia, Linh spotted a wombat at a wildlife sanctuary.
countable noun + prepositional phrase of location
A frightened wombat can run surprisingly fast despite its short, sturdy legs.
Theo read that a baby wombat stays inside its mother's pouch for about six months.
Ryo watched the wombat use its strong front claws to dig a fresh tunnel.
The wildlife rescue team fed the orphaned wombat milk from a bottle every night.
文法句型
countable noun