warm-blooded

美 [ˌwɔrm ˈblʌdəd]
英 [ˌwɔː(r)m ˈblʌdɪd]
  • adj.温血的；恒温的
  • 网络热血的；恒温动物；调温的

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warm-blooded
adj.
1.
温血的；恒温的having a warm blood temperature that does not change if the temperature around them changes

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If I didn't have air-conditioning, there is no way I would let any warm-blooded mammal near me, let alone on top of me, anyway.
如果没有空调，我是绝不会让任何温血动物靠近我的，更别说在我身上折腾了，绝不！
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And once the croc is a up to see its prey materializes once more. Reaction time is also quick, to match its warm blooded prey.
鳄鱼一加速，猎物就在劫难逃，为了适应捕杀热血动物的需要，鳄鱼必须在极端时间内做出反应。
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Our veins would shine darkly through our skin, and warm blooded creatures would be very easy to spot.
我们的血管会在皮肤之下闪着暗暗的光，温血动物会非常醒目。
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There are obvious benefits to being warm blooded. Like not having to sit in the sun for a few hours just to get going in the morning.
成为一种恒温动物，有很明显的好处，比如我们不必一大早就坐在太阳底下先晒上几小时，然后才能活动身体。
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Tyrannosaurus rex was an athletic, warm-blooded animal that jogged rather than lumbered around its territory, according to a new study.
一项最新研究显示，霸王龙是一种行动敏捷的温血动物，它会在其领地内轻松地慢跑，而不是笨拙地挪动躯体。
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Until the mid-1980s, researchers thought warm-blooded vertebrates, including humans, weren't able to regenerate hair cells.
上世纪80年代中期以前，研究人员认为毛细胞无法在包括人类在内的温血脊椎动物的体内再生。
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Warm-blooded creatures do not need to depend on the sun for body heat.
温血动物不需要依赖太阳来获得体温。
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Some warm-blooded animals, like the cat, the dog or the wolf do not need to hibernate.
有些热血动物，像猫、狗、狼不需要冬眠。
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Warm-blooded animals, like humans and dogs, spend much of their energy generating heat to keep the body warm.
恒温动物，如人类和犬只，通过消耗大部分的能量产生热量来保持身体的温暖。
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type genus of Treponemataceae: anaerobic spirochetes with an undulating rigid body; parasitic in warm-blooded animals.
密螺旋体科的模式属；厌氧螺旋菌带有刚硬的波浪型躯干；寄生在动物的热血里。
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