1.【动】袋鼠,澳洲一种有袋类动物,用强有力的后肢跳动,奔跑速度非常快
1.[Animal]a large Australian animal that moves by jumping, has strong back legs, and carries its baby in a pouch pocket on the front of its body
1.She said it had to be proven that kangaroos were a pest [8] to farmers.
她说，必须先证明袋鼠是农人讨厌的动物才行。
2.All kangaroos, no matter how much volume, there is one thing in common: with long hind legs strong and powerful bond.
所有袋鼠，不管体积多大，有一个共同点：长着长脚的后腿强键而有力。
3.A signpost near the kangaroos, making the sacrilegious claim that the continents shifted 40m years ago, used to be defaced almost daily.
袋鼠附近的一个标牌上面写着4000万年前大陆漂移的“不敬”言论，几乎天天都有污损。
4.Now, Australian scientists have come up with a contraceptive to control the population of kangaroos without killing them.
现在，澳大利亚科学家专门为袋鼠研制了一种避孕药，这样既可以有效控制袋鼠数量，又可以让袋鼠免遭猎杀。
5.Consumers are largely unaware that kangaroos are wild harvested, " he said. "
他说：“在很大程度上消费者没有意识到袋鼠是自然野生的。”
6.We stayed with the kangaroos all day and when evening came the action got more vigorous.
我们和袋鼠们待了一整天。到夜晚降临的时候，它们的行动表示地精力充沛。
7.It's funny to see the little kangaroos jump into the old ones' pouch .
看这些小袋鼠跳到老袋鼠的袋里去是多么有趣。
8.Kangaroos need very little water to survive and are capable of going for months without drinking at all.
袋鼠对水的需求量很少，可以连续几个月不喝水。
9.' At that time, we secretly climbed into the giant kangaroos' pockets, Later when they back to bed, they carried us out. then we were free.
那时，我们就悄悄地爬进了袋鼠们巨大的口袋里。之后，当他们出去睡觉的时候，他们也把我们带了出去，后来我们就自由了。
10.We'd get to see all the Australian native animals in one spot, like kangaroos, koalas , possums and wombats.
那个地方可以参观到澳大利亚所有本土动物，像袋鼠、无尾熊、负鼠、袋熊。