dachshund
dachshund 英 [ˈdæksnd] 美 [ˈdɑkshʊnd]
n. 达克斯猎狗（一种短腿长身的德国种猎犬）
名词复数:dachshunds
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- n. 达克斯猎狗（一种短腿长身的德国种猎犬）
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1. In Buda, one owner bragged that her dachshund could catch a bee in its mouth, and release it unharmed.
在布达（Buda），一位狗的主人吹嘘说她的达克斯狗能追到蜜蜂吃到嘴里然后放出来却一点都不伤害它。
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2. For example, an older system might store the term "dog" with a broader term of "mammal" and narrower terms of "dachshund" or "bulldog."
例如，旧版系统可能使用广义术语 “mammal” 或者狭义术语 “dachshund” 或 “bulldog” 来存储术语 “dog”。
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3. When we reached the little dachshund’s pen, she was on her hind legs against a cyclone fence, barking in an unbearably shrill tone, though she was wagging her tail.
当我们来到小达克斯猎犬的栅栏前的时候，她正用后退蹬着围栏，用令人难以忍受的声音尖叫吠着，摇着尾巴。
- dachshund (n.) 1881, from German Dachshund (15c.), from Dachs "badger" (Old High German dahs, 11c., cognate with Middle Dutch das "badger"), from Proto-Germanic *thahsuz "badger," perhaps literally "builder, the animal that builds," in reference to its burrowing (from PIE root *teks- "to weave," also "to fabricate"), but according to Watkins "more likely" borrowed from the same PIE source as the Celtic totemic name *Tazgo- (source of Gaulish Tazgo-, Gaelic Tadhg), originally "badger." Second element is German Hund "dog" (see hound (n.)). Probably so called because the dogs were used in badger hunts, their long, thin bodies bred to burrow into setts. French taisson, Spanish texon, tejon, Italian tasso are Germanic loan words.
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