safari
safari 英 [səˈfɑ:ri] 美 [səˈfɑri]
n. 旅行；狩猎远征；旅行队 n. （Safari）Safari浏览器
名词复数:safaris
- A trip to watch wild animals — especially in Africa — is called a safari. If you travel to South Africa to photograph elephants in their natural habitat, you're on safari.
- 请先登录
- n. 旅行；狩猎远征；旅行队
- n. （Safari）Safari浏览器
-
1. He asked me where he could get the Ralph Lauren safari jacket I was wearing, adding, “you look very militant, Mr Eric.
他问我穿的拉尔夫·劳伦旅行夹克是在什么地方购买的，接着说：“埃里克先生，您看上去像个战士。
-
2. On a second trip, as a teen-ager, bin Laden joined some friends and relatives on a big-game safari in East Africa.
第二次旅行，他已经十几岁，本·拉登和一些朋友亲人在东非参加了一次狩猎大型猎物的远征旅行。
-
3. safari used to mean coming home with lion skins and elephant tusks , but modern photo-safaris result mostly in great snapshots and stories: an outcome which satisfies both the hunter and prey.
狩猎之旅曾经意味着带着狮子皮和象牙回家，但现代摄影狩猎之旅的结果大多是很棒的快照和故事：一个让狩猎者和猎物都满意的结果。
- safari (n.) 1890 (attested from 1860 as a foreign word), from Swahili, literally "journey, expedition," from Arabic, literally "referring to a journey," from safar "journey" (which itself is attested in English as a foreign word from 1858). Used from 1920s of various articles of clothing suitable for safaris.
- 请先登录
0 个回复