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 yearling ['yiәliŋ]   添加此单词到默认生词本
n. 一岁崽



    yearling
    [ noun ]
    1. a young child

    2. <noun.person>
    3. a racehorse considered one year old until the second Jan. 1 following its birth

    4. <noun.animal>
    5. an animal in its second year

    6. <noun.animal>


    Yearling \Year"ling\, n. [Year + -ling.]
    An animal one year old, or in the second year of its age; --
    applied chiefly to cattle, sheep, and horses.


    Yearling \Year"ling\, a.
    Being a year old. ``A yearling bullock to thy name small
    smoke.'' --Pope.

    1. 'He stared quietly into the yearling's eye,' writes Robinson.
    2. 'You could have bought him as a yearling for Dollars 30,000. Now he'll probably be syndicated for upwards of Dollars 2m to go back to Kentucky.
    3. He was sitting on a four-year-old that cost Pounds 760,000 as a yearling.
    4. It must be a good sign that it is the birthplace of the first Pounds 1m yearling (Trojan Prince). The farm has two cottages, a top quality yard and 72 acres of smartly railed paddocks.
    5. Brophy et al. bought Strike The Gold from Calumet in a package with six well-bred yearling fillies, and put them all in Zito's hands.
    6. Police shot and killed the yearling, which was bleeding to death from its cuts from jumping through the window of a three-bedroom apartment in the suburb of Pukinmaki, about five miles from the city center, newspapers said.
    7. That was far below the record $13.1 million paid for a 1985 yearling.
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