dinosaurs

英 [ˈdaɪnəʊsɔːz]

美 [ˈdaɪnəˌsɔrz]

n.  恐龙; 守旧落伍的人; 过时落后的东西
dinosaur的复数

柯林斯词典

• 恐龙
  Dinosaurswere large reptiles which lived in prehistoric times.
• N-COUNT 庞大臃肿的机构;过时的庞然大物
  If you refer to an organization as adinosaur, you mean that it is large, inefficient, and out of date.
  1. ...industrial dinosaurs.
     庞大陈旧的工业体系

双语例句

• Dinosaurs evolved when most continents were joined in a single land mass.
  恐龙进化的时候，多数大陆连为一体。
• The dinosaurs and numerous other reptiles which had previously been dominant were extinct.
  先前曾占主位的恐龙以及许多其他爬行动物到了这时都绝灭了。
• But we can't see any dinosaurs today.
  但是我们现在看不到恐龙了。
• Can we continue to "be" on this planet, or will we become extinct like the dinosaurs?
  我们能继续“生存”在这个地球上吗？抑或我们会像恐龙一样灭绝？
• Then we can see many dinosaurs discovered by you in this museum.
  那么在这个博物馆里我们能看到许多你发现的恐龙化石了。
• But today there are no more dinosaurs.
  但是今天不再有恐龙了。
• Dinosaurs became extinct way before you were born.
  恐龙远在你出生之前就绝种了。
• We saw many kinds of fossils of dinosaurs in the Dinosaur World.
  在恐龙世界我们看到许多种类的恐龙化石。
• Studios are rushing out monster movies to take advantage of our new-found enthusiasm for dinosaurs.
  电影公司趁着刚刚兴起的恐龙热正忙着赶拍怪兽电影。
• They were very interested in dinosaurs.
  他们对恐龙产生了极大的兴趣。