gulls

英 [gʌlz]

美 [gʌlz]

n.  海鸥
gull的第三人称单数和复数

柯林斯词典

• （海）鸥
  Agullis a common sea bird.

双语例句

• Feeding sea gulls is another faux pas, one almost universally reviled by beach regulars.
  喂海鸥是另一样不合礼仪的事，几乎到处都受到沙滩常客的怒斥。
• Often you hear high-pitched cries of the gulls as they search for food.
  你常常可以听到正在捕食的海鸥今天上不去发出尖厉的叫声。
• "Egrets, gulls and small mammals are the predominant wildlife on the island these days"( Dan McCoubrey).
  “白鹭、海鸥和小哺乳动物在这些年成了岛上的主要野生生物”（丹·麦克考布雷）。
• For most gulls, it is not flying that matters, but eating.
  对他们来说，重要的不是飞行，而是觅食。
• The warden took us to a vantage point on the slopes where we saw herring gulls on the rocks below.
  管理员把我们带到斜坡上的一处有利位置，我们从那里看到了下面岩石上的银鸥。
• Sea gulls circling above the ocean.
  海鸥在大海上盘旋。
• Why do you think that any of the gulls in your old time would listen to you now?
  你有什么理由认为，过去与你生法在一起的海鸥中间，有谁现在会听你的话呢？
• I have almost given up on identifying first year big gulls, especially when all the feathers are worn like on this bird.
  我已几乎放弃辨识一龄的大鸥，尤其是像这只一样羽毛严重磨损的的个体。
• Heaven should be flocked with gulls!
  天堂里应该到处是鸥群才是！
• The gulls circled overhead as the boats sailed into the port.
  当船驶进港湾，海鸥盘旋其上。