bunnies
[ˈbʌniz]

n.

兔子( bunny的名词复数 )；

英英释义

bunny

• n.
  • a young waitress in a night club whose costume includes the tail and ears of a rabbit

    同义词：bunny girl

  • (usually informal) especially a young rabbit

    同义词：bunny rabbit

词组短语

easter bunny（复活节人们用作礼物或装饰品的）复活节兔子；[美俚]令人仰慕的人

bugs bunny兔八哥；兔宝宝（美国的卡通兔子人物）

双语例句

用作名词(n.)

1. The children wanted to pat the bunny.
   孩子们想轻拍这只兔子。
2. The bunny's haire is as soft as velvet.
   小白兔的毛很光滑的.

权威例句

Comparison of costs of durum wheat pasta and bread wheat pasta with various protein additions
The sketchy database: learning to retrieve badly drawn bunnies
From pedigree cats to fluffy-bunnies.
Formation of Cosmic Dust Bunnies
Christmas cards, Easter bunnies, and Granger-causality
Sluts, whores, fat slags and Playboy bunnies: Teen girls’ negotiations of ‘sexy’ on social networking sites and at school
Rats and bunnies: core kids in an American mall
PR Bunnies Caught in the Agency Ghetto? Gender Stereotypes, Organizational Factors, and Women's Careers in PR Agencies
What's in the name? Or how rocks and stones are different from bunnies and rabbits.
Dances with dust Bunnies: Housecleaning in America