dachshund

['d?kshund]

復(fù)數(shù):?dachshunds;

dachshund 獵獾狗

dachs-,建造，建筑師，引申義獾，因善于打洞而得名，詞源同texture. hound, 狗。

dachshund: dachshund: [19] Dachshund means literally ‘badger-dog’ in German. It was originally bred in Germany for badger-hunting, its long thin body enabling it to burrow into the animals’ setts. The first known reference to it in English (in the anglicized form dachshound) is in a poem by Matthew Arnold of around 1881, Poor Matthias: ‘Max, a dachshound without blot’.
=> hound
dachshund (n.): 1881, from German Dachshund (15c.), from Dachs (Old High German dahs, 11c.) "badger" (perhaps literally "builder;" see texture) + Hund "dog" (see hound (n.)). Probably so called because the dogs were used in badger hunts, their long, thin bodies bred to burrow into setts. French taisson, Spanish texon, tejon, Italian tasso are Germanic loan words.

1. How can I determine a dachshund has the sable pattern?: 我該如何確定這一只臘腸是否有黑毛尾花色?

2. Accidentally , my Dachshund Basset Hound gave birth to a mongrel.: 前腿向內(nèi)彎曲, 通常發(fā)生在一些短腿的犬種如巴塞特獵犬.

3. Accidentally, my Dachshund and Basset Hound gave birth to a mongrel.: 一不留神, 我家的臘腸和巴吉度生出了一個混血種.

4. The poodle edged out the Labrador retriever and dachshund, the American Kennel Club said.: 美國愛犬俱樂部表示,貴賓狗擠掉了拉布拉多和臘腸狗.

5. Rolling on earthworms or dead bugs, for example, is a popular dachshund pastime.: 在蚯蚓或者死的臭蟲打滾是臘腸很喜歡的消遣方式.