lynx

英 [lɪŋks] 美[lɪŋks]

畅通词汇

The modeling method, process of the scene's formation and GUI lynx of Vega are explained.: 介绍了利用Creator的建模方法, 整个场景的生成过程,以及用Vega的图形界面Lynx和它提供的函数来实现对整个场景的控制.

Hughes would have pitched against the Lynx if he hadn't been called up.: 如果休斯星期四没被叫上大联盟,就可能与这些选手对垒.

Yells when absorbing Lynx Spirit : Let me introduce to you my new bruddahs: fang and claw!: 让我介绍一下我的新兄弟: 锐齿和利爪!

But forget that for the pumas and lynx at the Queens Zoo.: 而皇后动物园的美洲狮和猞猁却完全不吃这一套.

The task of the transplanted lynx is to survive and multiply.: 从加拿大移殖猞猁到美国科罗拉多的目的是让该物种生存并繁衍.

When Americans say wildcat, they usually mean a lynx, an ocelot or a bobcat.: 美国人说到野猫, 他们通常指的是猞猁, 豹猫或山猫.

Tetraogallus wild animals, blue horse chicken, red deer, shi yang, lynx, wolf, weasel and so on.: 野生动物有雪鸡、蓝马鸡、马鹿、石羊、猞猁、狼、黄鼠狼等.

So many wild animals live inside the deep mountain, as bear, snow leopard, lynx, and fox.: 年保玉则深山中有许多的野生动物, 如熊狼雪豹猞猁和狐狸等.

Used the LynX graphical interfaces, initialize ramble scene.: 在LynX图形界面内, 初始化漫游场景.

lynx 猞猁

来自拉丁语lynx,词源同light,lunar.因该猫科动物在黑暗中发光的眼睛而得名。

1. Could I take a look at that iron set ? Is it Lynx?: 我可不可以看一看铁杆? 这是lynx牌吗 ?

2. Used the LynX graphical interfaces, initialize ramble scene.: 在LynX图形界面内, 初始化漫游场景.

3. The modeling method, process of the scene's formation and GUI lynx of Vega are explained.: 介绍了利用Creator的建模方法, 整个场景的生成过程,以及用Vega的图形界面Lynx和它提供的函数来实现对整个场景的控制.

5. But forget that for the pumas and lynx at the Queens Zoo.: 而皇后动物园的美洲狮和猞猁却完全不吃这一套.

lynx: lynx: [14] The lynx, a member of the cat family, probably gets its name from its clear sight. It comes via Latin lynx from Greek lúgx, which probably derived from the same Indo-European root (*leuk-) as produced English light and (via Latin) illuminate, illustrate, lucid, luminous, lunar, and lustre. A precedent for its application to ‘seeing’ is provided by Greek leússein ‘see’.
=> illustrate, light, ounce
lynx (n.): mid-14c., from Latin lynx (source of Spanish, Portuguese, Italian lince), from Greek lyngz, perhaps from PIE *leuk- "light" (see light (n.)), in reference to its gleaming eyes or its ability to see in the dark.
If that men hadden eyghen of a beeste that highte lynx, so that the lokynge of folk myghte percen thurw the thynges that withstonden it. [Chaucer's "Boethius," c. 1380]
Compare Lithuanian luzzis, Old High German luhs, German luchs, Old English lox, Dutch los, Swedish lo "lynx."

复数: lynxes;