dinosaur 音标拼音: [d'ɑɪnəs
, ɔr]
n . 恐龙
恐龙
dinosaur n 1 :
any of numerous extinct terrestrial reptiles of the Mesozoic era Dinosaur \
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n . [
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terrible ?
lizard .] (
Paleon .)
One of the Dinosauria . [
Written also {
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and {
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[
1913 Webster ]
78 Moby Thesaurus words for "
dinosaur ":
alligator ,
ammonite ,
ankylosaur ,
archaeohippus ,
archaeotherium ,
archelon ,
arthrodiran ,
aurochs ,
bothriolepis ,
brachiosaur ,
brontops ,
brontothere ,
coccostean ,
coelodont ,
compsognathus ,
coryphodon ,
cotylosaur ,
creodont ,
crocodile ,
crocodilian ,
crossopterygian ,
cynodictis ,
diatryma ,
dimetrodon ,
dinichthyid ,
dinothere ,
diplodocus ,
duck -
billed dinosaur ,
edaphosaurid ,
elasmosaur ,
elephant ,
eryopsid ,
eurypterid ,
gator ,
giant sloth ,
glyptodont ,
hadrosaur ,
hippo ,
hippopotamus ,
jumbo ,
leviathan ,
lizard ,
mammoth ,
mastodon ,
monster ,
palaeodictyopteron ,
palaeoniscid ,
palaeophis ,
palaeosaur ,
palaeospondylus ,
pelycosaur ,
phytosaur ,
plesiosaur ,
protoceratops ,
protylopus ,
pteranodon ,
pteraspid ,
pterichthys ,
pterodactyl ,
pterosaur ,
reptile ,
reptilian ,
saurian ,
sauropod ,
scelidosaur ,
smilodon ,
terrapin ,
titanosaur ,
tortoise ,
trachodon ,
triceratops ,
trilobite ,
turtle ,
tyrannosaur ,
uintathere ,
urus ,
whale ,
woolly mammoth
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