Definition of canid in English:

canid

noun ˈkanɪdˈkanid

Zoology

A mammal of the dog family (Canidae ).
〔动〕犬科哺乳动物
Example sentencesExamples
- In canids such as wolves or wild dogs, usually only the dominant, or alpha, male and female in a pack reproduce, but younger group members hunt with the mother and return to the den to regurgitate predigested meat into the mouths of her pups.
- Adult turtles have relatively few natural predators, although sharks and saltwater crocodiles are known to consume adults, and nesting females are preyed upon by coyotes and other canids.
- During this period all hypercarnivorous forms disappeared from the fossil record, including hypercarnivorous canids and mustelids, in addition to feliforms.
- Unlike most large canids, wild dogs do not announce their presence by howling, but with a scent message that can last for months.
- Red foxes, like many other canids, have tail glands.

Origin

Late 19th century: from modern Latin Canidae (plural), from Latin canis 'dog'.

Definition of canid in US English:

canid

nounˈkanid

Zoology

A mammal of the dog family (Canidae).
〔动〕犬科哺乳动物
Example sentencesExamples
- During this period all hypercarnivorous forms disappeared from the fossil record, including hypercarnivorous canids and mustelids, in addition to feliforms.
- Red foxes, like many other canids, have tail glands.
- Adult turtles have relatively few natural predators, although sharks and saltwater crocodiles are known to consume adults, and nesting females are preyed upon by coyotes and other canids.
- In canids such as wolves or wild dogs, usually only the dominant, or alpha, male and female in a pack reproduce, but younger group members hunt with the mother and return to the den to regurgitate predigested meat into the mouths of her pups.
- Unlike most large canids, wild dogs do not announce their presence by howling, but with a scent message that can last for months.

Origin

Late 19th century: from modern Latin Canidae (plural), from Latin canis ‘dog’.

单词	canid
释义	Definition of canid in English: canid noun ˈkanɪdˈkanid Zoology A mammal of the dog family (Canidae ). 〔动〕犬科哺乳动物 Example sentencesExamples In canids such as wolves or wild dogs, usually only the dominant, or alpha, male and female in a pack reproduce, but younger group members hunt with the mother and return to the den to regurgitate predigested meat into the mouths of her pups. Adult turtles have relatively few natural predators, although sharks and saltwater crocodiles are known to consume adults, and nesting females are preyed upon by coyotes and other canids. During this period all hypercarnivorous forms disappeared from the fossil record, including hypercarnivorous canids and mustelids, in addition to feliforms. Unlike most large canids, wild dogs do not announce their presence by howling, but with a scent message that can last for months. Red foxes, like many other canids, have tail glands. Origin Late 19th century: from modern Latin Canidae (plural), from Latin canis 'dog'. Definition of canid in US English: canid nounˈkanid Zoology A mammal of the dog family (Canidae). 〔动〕犬科哺乳动物 Example sentencesExamples During this period all hypercarnivorous forms disappeared from the fossil record, including hypercarnivorous canids and mustelids, in addition to feliforms. Red foxes, like many other canids, have tail glands. Adult turtles have relatively few natural predators, although sharks and saltwater crocodiles are known to consume adults, and nesting females are preyed upon by coyotes and other canids. In canids such as wolves or wild dogs, usually only the dominant, or alpha, male and female in a pack reproduce, but younger group members hunt with the mother and return to the den to regurgitate predigested meat into the mouths of her pups. Unlike most large canids, wild dogs do not announce their presence by howling, but with a scent message that can last for months. Origin Late 19th century: from modern Latin Canidae (plural), from Latin canis ‘dog’.
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