cubs

英 [kʌbz]

美 [kʌbz]

n.  (熊、狮、狐狸等的)幼兽，崽; 幼童军(八至十或十一岁的男孩组成的童子军的一部分); 幼童军成员
cub的复数

柯林斯词典

The spelling Cub is also used for meanings 2, 3, and 4. 拼写 Cub 亦用于义项 2，3，4。


• N-COUNT (狮、狼、熊等的)幼兽，崽
  Acubis a young wild animal such as a lion, wolf, or bear.
  1. ...three five-week-old lion cubs.
     3只5周大的幼狮
• 幼童军(8至10岁的男孩组成的一支童子军)
  The Cubsorthe Cub Scoutsis a version of the Scouts for boys between the ages of eight and ten.
• 幼童军成员
  Acubor acub scoutis a boy who is a member of the Cubs.
• N-UNCOUNT 幼童军会议
  Cubsis a meeting of the Cubs.
  1. He was on his way to Cubs.
     他在去参加幼童军会议的路上。

双语例句

• She knows a man who showed us lion cubs.
  一个她认识的人给我们看了狮宝宝。
• He was wearing a Chicago Cubs hat.
  他戴着一顶芝加哥小熊队的帽子。
• He's joining the cubs this year.
  他将在今年参加幼童军。
• Lionesses bearing cubs in the zoo is nothing new now.
  狮子在动物园繁殖早已屡见不鲜了。
• They succeeded in getting them to raised cubs annually.
  他们成功地使它们每年都产了幼兽。
• Her people all roar like young lions, they growl like lion cubs.
  38他们要像少壮狮子咆哮，像小狮子吼叫。
• This female grizzly bear has awoken early to find food for her two-year-old cubs.
  这名母灰熊已经很早醒来为给她两岁的幼崽们寻找食物。
• Lion cubs depend on their mother to feed them.
  狮子的幼仔依靠母狮喂养。
• Two two-month-old tiger cubs are seen at a tiger breeding research center in China's Fujian province.
  一对两个月大的小老虎在我国福建省的老虎饲养繁育中心。
• The cubs cuddle up together for warmth.
  幼兽挤在一起取暖。