zoo

/zoo/US // zu //UK // (zuː) //

动物园,动物園

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
plural zoos.
- : Also called zoological garden. a parklike area in which live animals are kept in cages or large enclosures for public exhibition.
- : Informal. a place, activity, or group marked by chaos or unrestrained behavior.

nounparklike area in where animals are housed for exhibition

Synonyms

nouncrowded, wild, and chaotic place

Synonyms

In addition, much of the FONZ fundraising, as well as the volunteer program, have been shifted over to the Smithsonian and the zoo, Monfort said.
I’ve become a little obsessed with the names we humans give animals, whether they are the pets in our homes or the wild animals that live at our zoos.
The zoo reported that the new cub, who bears the name Xiao Qi Ji, displays a caution reminiscent of his mother, Mei Xiang.
Another way viruses can change significantly is if they establish themselves in another species—even zoo tigers can catch covid—and then jump back to people.
In the 1980s, Escobar built himself a 7,000 acre estate that included, among other things a zoo, which included, among other things, four hippos—three females and a male bought from a zoo in California.
Triplet panda cubs born this past July were reunited with their mother, Juxiao, in a Chinese zoo this week.
She worked with wildlife as a volunteer in Peru and the Galapagos; she worked with elephants in Thailand, at a zoo in Australia.
They asked the director of the Buffalo Zoo for some wallaby hair.
The zoo is blessed with multiple wallabies and was happy to oblige.
I can appreciate the perspective that my experience is akin to visiting a human zoo.
I remember him saying once—it was at the —what a pity it was he hadn't enough to divide among the whole Cabinet.

/zoo/US // zu //UK // (zuː) //

动物园,动物園

n.名词 noun

1
plural zoos.
- : Also called zoological garden. a parklike area in which live animals are kept in cages or large enclosures for public exhibition.
- : Informal. a place, activity, or group marked by chaos or unrestrained behavior.

nounparklike area in where animals are housed for exhibition

Synonyms

nouncrowded, wild, and chaotic place

Synonyms

In addition, much of the FONZ fundraising, as well as the volunteer program, have been shifted over to the Smithsonian and the zoo, Monfort said.
I’ve become a little obsessed with the names we humans give animals, whether they are the pets in our homes or the wild animals that live at our zoos.
The zoo reported that the new cub, who bears the name Xiao Qi Ji, displays a caution reminiscent of his mother, Mei Xiang.
Another way viruses can change significantly is if they establish themselves in another species—even zoo tigers can catch covid—and then jump back to people.
In the 1980s, Escobar built himself a 7,000 acre estate that included, among other things a zoo, which included, among other things, four hippos—three females and a male bought from a zoo in California.
Triplet panda cubs born this past July were reunited with their mother, Juxiao, in a Chinese zoo this week.
She worked with wildlife as a volunteer in Peru and the Galapagos; she worked with elephants in Thailand, at a zoo in Australia.
They asked the director of the Buffalo Zoo for some wallaby hair.
The zoo is blessed with multiple wallabies and was happy to oblige.
I can appreciate the perspective that my experience is akin to visiting a human zoo.
I remember him saying once—it was at the —what a pity it was he hadn't enough to divide among the whole Cabinet.