predators

英 [ˈprɛdətəz]

美 [ˈprɛdətərz]

n.  捕食性动物; 实行弱肉强食的人(或机构); 剥削者; 掠夺者
predator的复数

柯林斯词典

• 捕食性动物
  Apredatoris an animal that kills and eats other animals.
• N-COUNT 掠夺者；掠夺成性的人（或组织）
  People sometimes refer to predatory people or organizations aspredators.
  1. The company is worried about takeovers by various predators.
     公司担心被各种虎视眈眈的集团收购。

双语例句

• Their wispy dorsal fins contain toxin-filled needles used to dissuade would-be predators.
  它们的小束状的背鳍含有毒素-充满针刺过去常常劝阻将到的食肉动物。
• They found big cats'feces a more effective deterrent than those of other predators.
  他们发现，大型猫科动物的粪便当作遏止物比其他的掠食性动物的粪便更有效。
• Their natural predators have been killed off
  它们的天敌被全部杀死。
• And also we could be returning potential seed dispersers, predators, preys, etc.
  我们可能也同时保留了潜在的种子传播者、狩猎者或猎物等等。
• When will new predators, parasites and competitors also move in?
  新的捕食者、寄生生物、竞争者何时能够到达？
• They also float on the sea's surface, though the position makes them vulnerable to aquatic predators.
  它们也会浮在海面，尽管这个位置会让它们易受到水生掠食者的攻击。
• Feeling ticklish is our built-in response to predators or threats, and combines the sensations of touch and pain.
  怕痒是我们对侵扰者或威胁产生的内在反应，它使触觉和痛觉结合起来了。
• Animals certainly rely on the known senses such as smell or hearing to avoid danger such as predators.
  克莱夫·沃克这样说，他曾经写过数本关于非洲野生动物的书。一些动物确实是依靠嗅觉或听觉等人类已知的官能来躲避危险的，比如食肉动物。
• All animals instinctively respond to escape from predators and to preserve their lives.
  所有的动物都会本能的逃避捕食者以保护自己的生命。
• The company is worried about takeovers by various predators.
  公司担心被各种虎视眈眈的集团收购。