albino

英 [æl'biːnəʊ] 美[æl'baɪno]

GRE 畅通词汇

1. a person with congenital albinism: white hair and milky skin; eyes are usually pink

Methods Fifteen New Zealand whits albino rabbits were randomly divided into group A, B, and C.: 方法选取成年健康纯种新西兰白兔15只,随机分为A 、 B 、 C3组.

I ended up living with this albino guy who was cleaning windshields.: 最后我和患白化症的男人同居.他为港务局的人清洗车窗.

Rare newborn albino Pygmy Marmoset monkeys perched on a zookeeper's fingers.: 稀有的新出生白子侏儒狨猴栖息在一位动物园管理员的手指上.

Trees are sapped of their pigment and take on an albino look.: 树木褪去了之前的颜色,变成了白化病般的样子.

A mulatto, an albino , a mosquito, my libido , yeah.: 一位黑白混血儿, 一位白化病患者, 一只蚊虫, 我的生命力.

The white peafowl is the albino aberrant form of the blue peafowl.: 白孔雀则是蓝孔雀的白化变种.

The genetics expert told the parents the baby is very healthy and definitely not albino.: 遗传学专家表示,这个孩子很健康,她没有得白化病,是个正常的白种小孩.

The coral albino boas originated from one of Pete Kahl's original hetero bloodlines.: 珊瑚白化博厄斯来自之一皮特卡尔的原始杂血统.

Other distinguishing characteristics in demand this season include tattoos, piercings, scars and even albino coloring.: 本时装季很热门的模特特质还包括:刺青、穿孔、疤痕,甚至还有白化病.

This humpback mother whale still loves her freaky albino baby.: 驼背鲸妈妈仍然爱着她的白化病宝宝.

albino 白化病

来自词根alb, 白色。

1. alb- + -ino (Spanish or Portuguese suffix).
2. A female albino formerly was an albiness.

1. The term T - positive albino, means the lacking of the black coloration.: 这个词的 T 积极白化, 是指缺乏的黑色着色.

2. I ended up living with this albino guy who was cleaning windshields.: 最后我和患白化症的男人同居.他为港务局的人清洗车窗.

3. Rare newborn albino Pygmy Marmoset monkeys perched on a zookeeper's fingers.: 稀有的新出生白子侏儒狨猴栖息在一位动物园管理员的手指上.

4. Trees are sapped of their pigment and take on an albino look.: 树木褪去了之前的颜色,变成了白化病般的样子.

5. Albino seedling is the typical chlorophyll - deficient mutation in plants.: 植物白化苗则是一种典型的叶绿素合成缺陷突变体.

albino: albino: [18] Like album, albino comes ultimately from Latin albus ‘white’. It was borrowed into English from the Portuguese, who used it with reference to black Africans suffering from albinism (it is a derivative of albo, the Portuguese descendant of Latin albus).
=> album
albino (n.): 1777, from Spanish or Portuguese albino, from Latin albus "white" (see alb). Used by Portuguese of white-spotted African negroes. Extended 1859 to animals having the same peculiarity. A female albino formerly was an albiness (1808).

复数: albinos;