gulls

英 [gʌlz]

美 [gʌlz]

n.  海鸥
gull的第三人称单数和复数

柯林斯词典

• （海）鸥
  Agullis a common sea bird.

双语例句

• Feeding sea gulls is another faux pas, one almost universally reviled by beach regulars.
  喂海鸥是另一样不合礼仪的事，几乎到处都受到沙滩常客的怒斥。
• We were followed by a whole flock of sea gulls.
  有一大群海鸥尾随在我们后面。
• A colony of gulls inhabits the island.
  一群鸥栖居在这个岛上。
• The big gulls are early migrants, and some should be moving north now.
  这些大鸥是较早迁徙的候鸟，其中一些现在应该正在北返。
• In monogamous gulls and albatrosses, it gave females the chance to breed without a male partner.
  海鸥与信天翁同样有“一夫一妻”传统，不过雌性在没有雄性的前提下可以更好的哺育后代。
• Gulls in heaven are never supposed to be tired, or to sleep.
  天堂里的海鸥应该永远不感到累，也永远不睡觉才是。
• "Egrets, gulls and small mammals are the predominant wildlife on the island these days"( Dan McCoubrey).
  “白鹭、海鸥和小哺乳动物在这些年成了岛上的主要野生生物”（丹·麦克考布雷）。
• It is important to be sure of the age of big gulls.
  对大鸥辨识而言确认年龄是很重要的。
• When I entered the park it was completely deserted but still I clearly saw a pair of sea gulls flying over me. I got tremendously jealous.
  我进去时，公园已经空无一人了，不过我还是清清楚楚地看见了一对海鸥打我的头顶飞过，我嫉妒死了。
• The gulls circled overhead as the boats sailed into the port.
  当船驶进港湾，海鸥盘旋其上。