单词：alligator
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n. either of two amphibious reptiles related to crocodiles but with shorter broader snouts
v. crack and acquire the appearance of alligator hide, as from weathering or improper application; of paint and varnishes
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alligator的用法和样例：
例句
- Alligators usually live in hot wet parts of America and China.短吻鳄通常生活在美国和中国的湿热地带。
- The pythons have even been known to devour the odd alligator.这些大蟒已经因吞噬稀有的短吻鳄而被尽人皆知。
- Alligator skin is ten times costlier than leather.鳄鱼皮要比皮革贵十倍。
- All the government shoes are made of alligator hide.公家的鞋都是鳄鱼皮做的。
- Which is better, pig skin or alligator skin?哪种好些，猪皮还是鳄鱼皮?
词汇搭配
- alligator pear鳄梨
- alligator spread亏本交易
- alligator clip鳄鱼嘴夹,弹簧夹,鳄...
- alligator jaw柱脚
- alligator tree胶皮糖香树
- alligator oil鳄鱼油
- alligator pliers长钳
- alligator effect橙皮效应,鳄皮现象,...
- alligator crack龟裂
- alligator fitting牙嵌式接头
- alligator skin鳄皮状鳞癣,鳄鱼皮...
- alligator shears杠杆式剪床,鳄牙剪,...
- alligator wrench鳄齿板钳,管扳手...
- alligator alternanthera空心莲子草
- alligator forceps鳄牙钳
- alligator bonnet碎石机罩
- alligator squeezer杠杆式弯曲机,鳄式压...
- half horse and half alligator"半马半鳄鱼"(美国...
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