cub是什么意思

音标:英 [kʌb]美 [kʌb]

幼兽, 年轻人

an awkward and inexperienced youth
a male child (a familiar term of address to a boy)
the young of certain carnivorous mammals such as the bear or wolf or lion
v. give birth to cubs

cub的用法和例句：

1. Inin the box, a cub, there was a cub, there was a little, uh, uh, he was a all, uh, uh, leopard.

在箱子里 有一只小豹子 一只小豹子

2. The rangers stayed nearby to keep an eye on them and make sure the cubs were safe from other predators, but they were shocked when the mother killed the first two cubs.

护林员们一直留守在附近看着它们 确保那些幼熊不被其他掠食者捉走 但他们震惊地看到 熊妈妈杀掉了两头幼熊

3. Could he be a cub? I don't see that for him.

他能当幼童军吗 我可没看出来

4. You were a lioness doing what she had to do to protect her cubs.

你只是像母狮一样在保护自己的孩子们

5. You're a halloffame pitcher for the cubs.

你简直是卡布斯队的超人气棒球投手

6. it's potentially lifethreatening for both her and her cubs.

而且还给她和幼狮带来了生命危险

7. But if she does have a cub, she'll only be gone for a moment.

但如果它真有幼崽 肯定不会去太久

8. All for the pride of a sapfilled cub.

都是拜一个满肚子坏水的小犊子所赐

9. If the cubs stay up there, they'll be safe.

如果熊宝宝们待在树上 它们不会发生危险

10. You know, we've seen her with these twoweekold cubs.

我们看到它和那些两周大的幼崽