animal 音标拼音: ['ænəməl]
n . 动物,兽,畜生
动物,兽,畜生
animal adj 1 :
marked by the appetites and passions of the body ; "
animal instincts "; "
carnal knowledge "; "
fleshly desire "; "
a sensual delight in eating "; "
music is the only sensual pleasure without vice " [
synonym : {
animal (
a )}, {
carnal },
{
fleshly }, {
sensual }]
n 1 :
a living organism characterized by voluntary movement [
synonym :
{
animal }, {
animate being }, {
beast }, {
brute }, {
creature },
{
fauna }]
Animal \
An "
i *
mal \,
n . [
L .,
fr .
anima breath ,
soul :
cf .
F .
animal .
See {
Animate }.]
1 .
An organized living being endowed with sensation and the power of voluntary motion ,
and also characterized by taking its food into an internal cavity or stomach for digestion ;
by giving carbonic acid to the air and taking oxygen in the process of respiration ;
and by increasing in motive power or active aggressive force with progress to maturity .
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1913 Webster ]
2 .
One of the lower animals ;
a brute or beast ,
as distinguished from man ;
as ,
men and animals .
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1913 Webster ]
Animal \
An "
i *
mal \,
a . [
Cf .
F .
animal .]
1 .
Of or relating to animals ;
as ,
animal functions .
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1913 Webster ]
2 .
Pertaining to the merely sentient part of a creature ,
as distinguished from the intellectual ,
rational ,
or spiritual part ;
as ,
the animal passions or appetites .
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3 .
Consisting of the flesh of animals ;
as ,
animal food .
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{
Animal magnetism }.
See {
Magnetism }
and {
Mesmerism }.
{
Animal electricity },
the electricity developed in some animals ,
as the electric eel ,
torpedo ,
etc .
{
Animal flower } (
Zool .),
a name given to certain marine animals resembling a flower ,
as any species of actinia or sea anemone ,
and other Anthozoa ,
hydroids ,
starfishes ,
etc .
{
Animal heat } (
Physiol .),
the heat generated in the body of a living animal ,
by means of which the animal is kept at nearly a uniform temperature .
{
Animal spirits }.
See under {
Spirit }.
{
Animal kingdom },
the whole class of beings endowed with animal life .
It embraces several subkingdoms ,
and under these there are Classes ,
Orders ,
Families ,
Genera ,
Species ,
and sometimes intermediate groupings ,
all in regular subordination ,
but variously arranged by different writers .
Note :
The following are the grand divisions ,
or subkingdoms ,
and the principal classes under them ,
generally recognized at the present time :
{
Vertebrata },
including Mammalia or Mammals ,
Aves or Birds ,
Reptilia ,
Amphibia ,
Pisces or Fishes ,
Marsipobranchiata (
Craniota );
and Leptocardia (
Acrania ). {
Tunicata },
including the {
Thaliacea },
and {
Ascidioidea }
or Ascidians . {
Articulata }
or {
Annulosa },
including Insecta ,
Myriapoda ,
Malacapoda ,
Arachnida ,
Pycnogonida ,
Merostomata ,
Crustacea (
Arthropoda );
and Annelida ,
Gehyrea (
Anarthropoda ).
{
Helminthes }
or {
Vermes },
including Rotifera ,
Ch [
ae ]
tognatha ,
Nematoidea ,
Acanthocephala ,
Nemertina ,
Turbellaria ,
Trematoda ,
Cestoidea ,
Mesozea .
485 Moby Thesaurus words for "
animal ":
Adamic ,
Angora goat ,
Arctic fox ,
Belgian hare ,
Caffre cat ,
Circean ,
Draconian ,
Goth ,
Gothic ,
Indian buffalo ,
Kodiak bear ,
Neanderthal ,
Tartarean ,
Virginia deer ,
aardvark ,
aardwolf ,
alpaca ,
ammonite ,
animalian ,
animalic ,
animalistic ,
ankylosaur ,
anteater ,
antelope ,
antelope chipmunk ,
anthropophagite ,
anthropophagous ,
aoudad ,
apar ,
aphrodisiomaniacal ,
archaeohippus ,
archaeotherium ,
archelon ,
armadillo ,
arthrodiran ,
ass ,
atrocious ,
aurochs ,
badger ,
bandicoot ,
barbarian ,
barbaric ,
barbarous ,
bassarisk ,
bat ,
bawdy ,
bear ,
beast ,
beastlike ,
beastly ,
beaver ,
being ,
bestial ,
bettong ,
binturong ,
bison ,
black bear ,
black buck ,
black cat ,
black fox ,
black sheep ,
bloodthirsty ,
bloody ,
bloody -
minded ,
blue fox ,
bobcat ,
bodily ,
bothriolepis ,
brachiosaur ,
brontops ,
brontothere ,
brown bear ,
brush deer ,
brush wolf ,
brutal ,
brutalized ,
brute ,
brutelike ,
brutish ,
buffalo ,
buffalo wolf ,
burro ,
burro deer ,
cachalot ,
camel ,
camelopard ,
cannibal ,
cannibalistic ,
capybara ,
carabao ,
caribou ,
carnal ,
carpincho ,
cat ,
cat -
a -
mountain ,
catamount ,
cattalo ,
cavy ,
chamois ,
cheetah ,
chevrotain ,
chinchilla ,
chipmunk ,
cinnamon bear ,
clitoromaniacal ,
coarse ,
coccostean ,
coelodont ,
compsognathus ,
concupiscent ,
coon ,
coon cat ,
coryphodon ,
cotton mouse ,
cotton rat ,
cotylosaur ,
cougar ,
cow ,
coyote ,
coypu ,
creature ,
creeping thing ,
creodont ,
critter ,
crossopterygian ,
crude ,
cruel ,
cruel -
hearted ,
cur ,
cynodictis ,
deer ,
deer tiger ,
demoniac ,
demoniacal ,
destroyer ,
devilish ,
diabolic ,
diatryma ,
dimetrodon ,
dingo ,
dinichthyid ,
dinothere ,
diplodocus ,
dirty ,
dog ,
donkey ,
dormouse ,
dromedary ,
duck -
billed dinosaur ,
dumb ,
dumb animal ,
dumb friend ,
earthy ,
echidna ,
edaphosaurid ,
eland ,
elasmosaur ,
elephant ,
elk ,
ermine ,
erotic ,
eroticomaniacal ,
erotomaniacal ,
eryopsid ,
eurypterid ,
eyra ,
fallen ,
fallow deer ,
fell ,
feral ,
ferine ,
ferocious ,
ferret ,
field mouse ,
fiendish ,
fiendlike ,
fierce ,
fisher ,
fitch ,
fleshly ,
flying phalanger ,
foumart ,
fox ,
fox squirrel ,
gazelle ,
gemsbok ,
genet ,
giant sloth ,
giraffe ,
glutton ,
glyptodont ,
gnu ,
gnu goat ,
goat ,
goat antelope ,
goatish ,
gopher ,
grizzly bear ,
gross ,
ground squirrel ,
groundhog ,
guanaco ,
guinea pig ,
gynecomaniacal ,
hadrosaur ,
hamster ,
hare ,
harnessed antelope ,
hartebeest ,
hedgehog ,
hellish ,
hippopotamus ,
hog ,
horny ,
horse ,
hot ,
hound ,
hyena ,
hyrax ,
hysteromaniacal ,
ibex ,
ill -
bred ,
impolite ,
infernal ,
inhuman ,
inhumane ,
insect ,
instinctive ,
instinctual ,
ithyphallic ,
jackal ,
jackass ,
jackrabbit ,
jaguar ,
jaguarundi ,
jerboa ,
jerboa kangaroo ,
kaama ,
kangaroo ,
kangaroo mouse ,
kangaroo rat ,
karakul ,
kinkajou ,
kit fox ,
koala ,
lapin ,
lapsed ,
lascivious ,
lecherous ,
lemming ,
leopard ,
leopard cat ,
lewd ,
libidinous ,
lickerish ,
lion ,
living being ,
living thing ,
llama ,
lubricious ,
lustful ,
lynx ,
mammal ,
mammoth ,
man -
eater ,
mara ,
marmot ,
marten ,
mastodon ,
material ,
materialistic ,
meerkat ,
mindless ,
mink ,
mole ,
mongoose ,
mongrel ,
monster ,
moose ,
mouflon ,
mountain goat ,
mountain lion ,
mountain sheep ,
mouse ,
mule ,
mule deer ,
muntjac ,
murderous ,
musk deer ,
musk hog ,
musk -
ox ,
muskrat ,
musquash ,
nihilist ,
nilgai ,
noncivilized ,
nonrational ,
nonspiritual ,
nutria ,
nymphomaniacal ,
obscene ,
ocelot ,
okapi ,
onager ,
oont ,
opossum ,
organism ,
orgiastic ,
otter ,
ounce ,
outlandish ,
ox ,
pack rat ,
painter ,
palaeodictyopteron ,
palaeoniscid ,
palaeophis ,
palaeosaur ,
palaeospondylus ,
panda ,
pangolin ,
panther ,
peccary ,
peludo ,
pelycosaur ,
phalanger ,
physical ,
phytosaur ,
pig ,
pine mouse ,
platypus ,
plesiosaur ,
pocket gopher ,
pocket mouse ,
pocket rat ,
polar bear ,
polar fox ,
polecat ,
porcupine ,
possum ,
postlapsarian ,
pouched rat ,
poyou ,
prairie dog ,
prairie wolf ,
priapic ,
primitive ,
pronghorn ,
protoceratops ,
protylopus ,
prurient ,
pteranodon ,
pteraspid ,
pterichthys ,
pterodactyl ,
pterosaur ,
puma ,
rabbit ,
raccoon ,
randy ,
rat ,
red deer ,
red squirrel ,
reindeer ,
reptile ,
rhinoceros ,
roe ,
roe deer ,
roebuck ,
rough -
and -
ready ,
rude ,
ruthless ,
sable ,
sadistic ,
salacious ,
sanguinary ,
sanguineous ,
satanic ,
satyric ,
sauropod ,
savage ,
scelidosaur ,
sensual ,
serpent ,
serval ,
sexual ,
sexy ,
shark ,
sharkish ,
sheep ,
shrew ,
shrew mole ,
sika ,
silver fox ,
skunk ,
slavering ,
sloth ,
smilodon ,
snake ,
snowshoe rabbit ,
springbok ,
squirrel ,
stoat ,
subhuman ,
suslik ,
swamp rabbit ,
swine ,
swinish ,
takin ,
tamandua ,
tamarin ,
tapir ,
tarpan ,
tatou ,
tatou peba ,
tatouay ,
tiger ,
tiger cat ,
timber wolf ,
titanosaur ,
trachodon ,
tree shrew ,
triceratops ,
trilobite ,
troglodyte ,
troglodytic ,
truculent ,
tyrannosaur ,
uintathere ,
unchristian ,
uncivil ,
uncivilized ,
uncombed ,
uncouth ,
uncultivated ,
uncultured ,
unhuman ,
unkempt ,
unlicked ,
unpolished ,
unrefined ,
unspiritual ,
untamed ,
urus ,
vandal ,
varmint ,
vermin ,
vicious ,
viper ,
vole ,
wallaby ,
warthog ,
water buffalo ,
waterbuck ,
weasel ,
wharf rat ,
whelp ,
whistler ,
white fox ,
wild ,
wild ass ,
wild boar ,
wild goat ,
wild man ,
wild ox ,
wildcat ,
wildebeest ,
wolf ,
wolfish ,
wolverine ,
wombat ,
wood rat ,
woodchuck ,
woolly mammoth ,
worm ,
wrecker ,
yak ,
zebra ,
zebu ,
zoic ,
zooid ,
zooidal ,
zoologic ,
zoological ,
zoril Animal an organized living creature endowed with sensation .
The Levitical law divided animals into clean and unclean ,
although the distinction seems to have existed before the Flood (
Gen .
7 :
2 ).
The clean could be offered in sacrifice and eaten .
All animals that had not cloven hoofs and did not chew the cud were unclean .
The list of clean and unclean quadrupeds is set forth in the Levitical law (
Deut .
14 :
3 -
20 ;
Lev .
11 ).
ANIMAL ,
property .
A name given to every animated being endowed with the power of voluntary motion .
In law ,
it signifies all animals except those of the him ,
in species .
2 .
Animals are distinguished into such as are domitae ,
and such as are ferae naturae .
3 .
It is laid down ,
that in tame or domestic animals ,
such as horse ,
swine ,
sheep ,
poultry ,
and the like ,
a man may have an absolute property ,
because they continue perpetually in his possession and occupation ,
and will not stray from his house and person unless by accident or fraudulent enticement ,
in either of which cases the owner does not lose his property .
2 Bl .
Com .
390 ;
2 Mod .
319 .
1 .
4 .
But in animals ferae naturae ,
a man can have no absolute property ;
they belong to him only while they continue in his keeping or actual possession ;
for if at any they regain their natural liberty ,
his property instantly ceases ,
unless they have animum revertendi ,
which is only to be known by their usual habit of returning .
2 Bl .
Com .
396 ;
3 Binn .
546 ;
Bro .
Ab .
Propertie ,
37 ;
Com .
Dig .
Biens ,
F ;
7 Co .
17 b ;
1 Ch .
Pr .
87 ;
Inst .
2 ,
1 ,
15 .
See also 3 Caines '
Rep .
175 ;
Coop .
Justin .
457 ,
458 ;
7 Johns .
Rep .
16 ;
Bro .
Ab .
Detinue ,
44 .
5 .
The owner of a mischievous animal ,
known to him to be so ,
is responsible ,
when he permits him to go at large ,
for the damages he may do .
2 Esp .
Cas .
482 ;
4 Campb .
198 ;
1 Starkie '
s Cas .
285 ;
1 Holt ,
617 ;
2 Str .
1264 ;
Lord Raym .
110 ;
B .
N .
P .
77 ;
1 B . &
A .
620 ;
2 C .
M .&
R .
496 ;
5 C .&
P .
1 ;
S .
C .
24 E .
C .
L .
R .
187 .
This principle agrees with the civil law .
Domat ,
Lois Civ .
liv .
2 ,
t .
8 ,
s .
2 .
And any person may justify the killing of such ferocious animals .
9 Johns .
233 ;
10 .
Johns .
365 ;
13 Johns .
312 .
The owner ,
of such an animal may be indicted for a common nuisance .
1 Russ .
Ch .
Cr .
Law ,
643 ;
Burn '
s Just .,
Nuisance ,
1 .
6 .
In Louisiana ,
the owner of an animal is answerable for the damage he may cause ;
but if the animal be lost ,
or has strayed more than a day ,
he may discharge himself from this responsibility ,
by abandoning him to the person who has sustained the injury ;
except where the master turns loose a dangerous or noxious animal ;
for then he must pay all the harm done ,
without being allowed to make the abandonment .
Civ .
Code ,
art .
2301 .
See Bouv .
Inst .
Index ,
h .
t .
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