front legs发音

意思翻译

前腿

相似词语短语

legs───n.[解剖]腿（leg的复数）；木头支架

front───vi.朝向；adj.前面的; 舌前的 ；vt.面对；朝向；对付；adv.在前面；向前；n.前面；正面；前线；adj.前面的；正面的；n.(Front)人名；(法)弗龙；v.面对; 领导; 作为…的主唱/主持；n.前面; 临街的一面; 身体前部; 海滨道; 战争前线; 阵线; 假面具; 幌子; （冷暖空气团接触的）锋

slender legs───修长的腿

swollen legs───腿肿了

long legs───长腿；左方球员

table legs───桌腿

weaken legs───削弱双腿

decapods legs───十足目动物的腿

legs down───腿放下

双语使用场景

Dogs, for example, will wag their tails, get down their front legs, and stick their behinds in the air to indicate "what follows is just for play".───例如，狗会摇尾巴，放下前腿，把屁股翘在空中，表示“以下的动作只是为了好玩”。

of a similar size to her front legs but don't function.───的大小和前腿相似，但不具备生理功能。

He found that these huge elephants were being held by only a small rope tied to their front legs.───他发现这些巨大的大象只有一根小绳子绑在它们的前腿上。

Feet travel close to the ground. Hind legs reach far under, meeting or even passing the imprints of the front legs.───足爪落地位置近，后肢延伸到身体下方，后脚足迹与前肢的足迹重叠或恰好接上前肢足迹。

Moving toward an observer, the front legs do not travel parallel to each other, but rather close together at the ground.───向观察者方向行进时，前肢不相互平行，足迹落点比较靠近。

The front legs do not paddle, weave, or overlap, and the elbows must lie close to the body.───前腿不摇晃、交织或者交叠，肘部紧贴着身体。

Its front legs, a pair of long behind the short in the middle of the long sharp claws.───它的四肢前面长后面短，一双锋利的爪子长在中间。

He could also only sit up on his hind legs - like a Meerkat - as he could not put any weight on his damaged front legs.───由于两条受伤的前腿无法承受任何重量，Mog也可以像猫鼬那样，直立起来坐在后腿上。

When viewed from the rear, the legs stand and move true in line with the movement of the front legs, not too close or too wide.───当从后方，腿的立场和行动真正符合运动的前面的腿，而不是过于接近或太宽。

英语使用场景

The front legs do not paddle, weave, or overlap, and the elbows must lie close to the body.

Finally, the front legs can be eased into position, the seat and rails and the whole lot driven home.

The front legs are not out at the elbows, do not ?cross over, ? neither does the dog move with a choppy, pacing, or rolling gait.

Using its front legs the giant water bug gripped the turtle inserting its syringe-like rostrum into the prey's neck in order to feed.

When an ant comes near it, the mite will strum vigorously with its long front legs.

Its thorax is long. Its front legs are sharp and strong.

There are two sets of front legs, which end in what look like suckers.

After selecting a suitable site, the mite will use its mouth parts and its four front legs.

The front legs are not out at the elbows, do not "crossover, " nor does the dog move with a choppy, pacing or rolling gait.