roosters

英 [ˈruːstəz]

美 [ˈrustərz]

n.  雄鸡;公鸡
rooster的复数

柯林斯词典

• 雄鸡;公鸡
  Aroosteris an adult male chicken.

in BRIT, use 英国英语用 cock

双语例句

• And because their internal clocks are sometimes set a bit early, some roosters begin crowing well before sunrise.
  又因为公鸡的生理钟有时候设置得早一些，所以，一些公鸡打鸣在日出前。
• Roosters are territorial creatures and don't much like other roosters trespassing on their land.
  公鸡有领地意识，自己的领地“决不许其它公鸡侵犯”。
• The researchers say this observation suggests that external information, such as irregular light or the sound of other roosters, can weaken a rooster's Circadian rhythm.
  研究人员称，这个发现表明，例如不规律的光线或者其他公鸡的打鸣声等外部信息会降低一只公鸡昼夜节律的准确性。
• But why must roosters crow as they prepare to start their day, and why do some roosters sound off before dawn?
  但是，为什么公鸡会打鸣呢？而且偏偏是在黎明前呢？
• Japanese researchers say they have proof that an internal clock helps tell roosters when it is time to crow.
  日本研究人员表示，他们已经证实有一个内部时钟可以告诉公鸡该何时打鸣。
• Study on Nutritional Value of DDGS from Different Sources in Adult Roosters in China
  我国不同来源DDGS对家禽营养价值的评定研究
• The chicken farm is going to select some good roosters to raise as breeding stock.
  鸡场将优选出来的公鸡当作种鸡饲养。
• Like all birds, roosters call in a daily cycle determined by circadian rhythms.
  和其他鸟类一样，生理节律决定了公鸡每天都要打鸣。
• I have fourteen roosters and fifteen hens.
  我有十四只公鸡和十五只母鸡。
• Most people assume that roosters are programmed to crow at the first sign of sunlight to announce the dawning of a new day, or some such romantic notion.
  大多数人认为公鸡每当第一缕阳光照耀大地，就按规律打鸣，提示崭新一天的开始。另外，还有很多浪漫的解说。