Pekingese

英式音标：[ˌpi:kɪŋˈi:z, -ˈi:s]

美式音标：[ˌpikɪŋˈiz, -ˈis]

概况：

n. 北京哈叭狗

adj. 北京的；北京人的

词义：

n.

北京人，北京话；哈巴狗；

adj.

北京的，北京人的；

英英释义

Pekingese[ ,pi:kiŋ'i:z ]

n.a Chinese breed of small short-legged dogs with a long silky coat and broad flat muzzle

同义词：PekinesePeke

用法：

权威例句

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The Phonemic Structure of Pekingese Finals and Their R-Suvfixation

Peliosis hepatis-like lesion in a pekingese dog. A case report

Morphometric analysis of the foramen magnum in Pekingese dogs

Places of articulation: An investigation of Pekingese fricatives and affricates

Women, Pets, and Imperialism: The British Pekingese Dog and Nostalgia for Old China

Congenital lobar emphysema caused by aplasia of bronchial cartilage in a Pekingese puppy.

Necrotizing meningoencephalitis associated with cortical hippocampal hamartia in a Pekingese dog.

Unilateral renal agenesis associated with additional congenital abnormalities of the urinary tract in a Pekingese bitch

Congenital bronchial cartilage hypoplasia with lobar hyperinflation (congenital lobar emphysema) in an adult Pekingese

Malformations of the Vertebral Bodies and the Ribs Associated to Spinal Dysraphism without Spina Bifida in a Pekingese Dog

英语词源：

Pekingese

1907, "small long-haired dog of the pug type," so called because originally brought from the Imperial Palace at Peking, China. Also Pekinese.

造句：

1. Then one day Burton showed up with a Pekingese, named E'en So.

后来有一天，伯顿带来一只京巴犬，给它起名叫“伊恩索”。

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2. The old Pekingese lost his roof to live under, however, actually he even lost the life he once owned.

老人失去的不只是栖身的居所，实际上是失去了他曾拥有的生命。

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3. When I came to Beijing, I became fluent in Pekingese. I could understand Wuxi dialect and Shanghai dialect but could no longer speak any of them fluently.

到了北京，学了一口纯正的北京话，听得懂无锡话、上海话，却说不利落了。

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4. The smallest of the palace dogs, sleeve Pekingese, were carried in the sleeves of the rulers' silk robes, while "commoners" were expected to bow down to the dogs.

这种帝王犬，小者被称为“袖犬”，可装在帝王的绸缎袖口中，平民需向此犬行礼。

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5. The smallest of the palace dogs, sleeve Pekingese, were carried in the sleeves of the rulers' silk robes, while "commoners" were expected to bow down to the dogs.

这种帝王犬，小者被称为“袖犬”，可装在帝王的绸缎袖口中，平民需向此犬行礼。

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