dachshunds
英 [ˈdækshʊndz]
美 [ˈdɑksˌhʊnts]
n. 猎獾狗， 腊肠狗 (身长、腿短、耳朵大)
dachshund的复数
柯林斯词典
- 腊肠犬
A dachshund is a small dog that has very short legs, a long body, and long ears.
双语例句
- Dachshunds, sometimes known as wiener or sausage dogs, are one of the most popular breeds in America.
达克斯狗，有时也叫香肠狗，是美国最受欢迎的品种之一。 - Dachshunds are long-bodies and short-legged.
腊肠狗身体长，四肢短。 - So, you want to learn about Dachshunds.
你想了解腊肠犬，谁会责怪你？ - Short legs, a phenomenon known as chondrodysplasia, are characteristic of many dog breeds, perhaps most famously dachshunds and corgis.
软骨发育不良症会导致短腿的现象，这也成为了许多狗类的特征，比如说最出名的德国腊肠犬和威尔士柯基犬。 - Dachshunds like to enter into the spirit of everything you do, which isn't always the greatest help, especially when you are doing something like tying your shoes.
腊肠喜欢参与你做的任何事情，但这并不一直都很好，特别是你做一些事比如系鞋带的时候。 - Dachshunds can be very good with children, provided they are socialized properly when they are puppies.
腊肠对孩子非常友好，假如当他们是小狗的时候就经常和外界接触。 - Even dachshunds who are abundantly pampered with modern day amenities still maintain this innate hunting instinct.
在现在舒适的生活中，腊肠仍然保持着原始能得捕猎本性。 - One theory is that smooth Dachshunds would occasionally produce puppies which had slightly longer hair than their parents.
一个说法就是短毛腊肠生出的小狗毛发要比他的父母稍微要长。 - The advent of World War II did not yield the same effects as World War I, because by then American breeders were well established and dachshunds were very popular.
二战的到来并没有像一战那样给腊肠带来灾难，因为那时美国的饲养者已经很好的巩固了，并且腊肠已经非常流行了。 - Dachshunds have also been used to hunt foxes, and believe it or not, wild boar.
腊肠也被用作去捕猎狐狸，不管你信不信，还有捕猎野猪。