Definition of equine in English:

equine

adjective ˈɛːkwʌɪnˈiːkwʌɪn

1Relating to or affecting horses or other members of the horse family.
（与）马（或马科动物）（有关）的；影响马（或马科动物）的
equine infectious anaemia
传染性马科动物贫血症。
Example sentencesExamples
- Improvements in equine air travel means horses can now be transported all over the world without ill-effects.
- This will in turn lead to an improvement in equine knowledge among members.
- The world champion, who ends his two-week show jumping tour of the Gulf tomorrow, will travel to Saudi capital Riyadh early next month to assess the royal family's equine facilities.
- If a patient cannot actively participate with a horse in the equine therapy program, she can participate in ground activities, such as grooming, leading and harness driving.
- Racing officials in the South African province of KwaZulu-Natal, which has not been affected by the equine flu, are taking strident steps to ensure that the virus is not spread to their region.
- I've seen an equine dentist float a horse's teeth.
- Burned by West Nile deaths among their exotic birds last year, several zoos are administering the equine vaccine to their avian populations.
- In an earlier equine study using healthy horses, the postprandial insulin response was dampened when oil was added to a single meal of corn.
- The fossils now give a branching and very bushy picture of equine evolution, with numerous now-extinct lineages living side by side.
- Moreover, we present data on the variability of the first six equine Y-chromosomal microsatellite markers in the domestic horse and other equine species.
- This finding is the first scientific report of an equine influenza virus jumping the species barrier, and researchers are unsure how it occurred.
- The 1985 edition was played in May 1986 due to an equine infectious disease…
- Horse-using societies unleashed their scientists and engineers to study equine machines and the horse became a form of technology.
- Long manes and flowing tails set the reining horse apart from other equine sports.
- The low cell activity in equine species makes both in-vitro fertilization and cloning more difficult in horses than in cattle and even humans.
- Something of a rarity, Michael hails from London's East End and was born into a family with no previous equine knowledge.
- He imports horse feed and other equine equipment into Japan and he explains why all this is happening.
- Currently, he is working on a final year project to examine visuo-spatial ability in horses and to determine if gender differences exist that might affect equine performance.
- This premier facility celebrates one of nature's most majestic creatures - in equine art and history museums, galleries, theaters, and equestrian events.
- There was a considerable amount of equine rebellion as horses spooked, bolted and whirled.
1. 1.1 Resembling a horse.
  像马的
  her somewhat equine features
  她那有些像马的长相。
  Example sentencesExamples
  Your equine features make you truly, a face for radio!
  In fact, I'd spent the afternoon being moaned at by a fat man in epaulettes because my portrait of his wife was far too realistic as regarded her unfortunately equine features.
  Then again, it would be hard to summon much tenderness for this painting by one of those pale young Brits of equine features and unvirile demeanor.
  He could ensure that her renderings of Chopin études were perfectly in tune whilst remaining ignorant of her equine features.
  Despite the copious amounts they can pack away, roly-poly types are less common than lanky or athletic builds, sometimes with the equine features of their symbol.

noun ˈɛːkwʌɪnˈiːkwʌɪn

A horse or other member of the horse family.
（与）马（或马科动物）（有关）的；影响马（或马科动物）的
they compared the behaviour of humans and equines
Example sentencesExamples
- Ragwort kills an estimated 500-1000 horses every year and by following the Code the risk of equines ingesting the poisonous plant will be minimised.
- How many of us have recent experience dealing with unbridled equines?
- The equines wasted no time finding the thickest patches of horseweed.
- Both humans and equines looked uneasy, and some of the soldiers looked practically outraged.
- One style features figurative paintings that capture her fascination with flowers and equines in the old Chinese style of T'ang horses and sweeping panoramas of koi fish in their ponds.
- Blood-borne markers have been studied for many years in humans and assays have recently been adapted for use in equines.
- Two sites I visited provide listings of boarding stables for traveling equines (and in some cases, boarding for their human companions as well!
- They call someone who can communicate with equines a horse whisperer.
- For a current listing of equines for auction under the Georgia Humane Care for Equines Act please click here.
- Beautiful equines gaily festooned in spotless harness and working in perfect rhythm, will always be the centerpiece of my circus memories.
- The unpretentious equines were shot repeatedly over a 4-day period.
- Most charitable organisations, involved with the rescue and rehabilitation of equines, will tell you that the majority of cases that are brought to their attention are as a result of ignorance or neglect, rather than wilful cruelty.
- They were by far the fastest equines in all the lands.
- Of course, I would miss the oxen and the goats, too, but I shared a very special connection with the equines.
- Finally, states which have enacted statutes to deal with cruelty to animals also include equines in their definitions of domestic livestock.
- Of all the wild equines in the world today, only the plains zebras of Africa are present in large numbers.
- The studied silence is broken with people screaming, whistling and booing the jockeys as the bell rings and the equines enter the race arena.
- The Mexicans handling the horses that were particularly feisty had some very offensive vocabulary, Ansley noted, as they called the wild equines every name in The Book.
- The equines were not allowed to be touched without permission, and were not to be overfed on treats.
- A new compulsory scheme which requires all equines to be registered by the end of the year is making the problem worse as owners off-load animals before the deadline.

Origin

Late 18th century: from Latin equinus, from equus 'horse'.

Definition of equine in US English:

equine

adjective

1Relating to or affecting horses or other members of the horse family.
（与）马（或马科动物）（有关）的；影响马（或马科动物）的
equine infectious anemia
传染性马科动物贫血症。
Example sentencesExamples
- Moreover, we present data on the variability of the first six equine Y-chromosomal microsatellite markers in the domestic horse and other equine species.
- This premier facility celebrates one of nature's most majestic creatures - in equine art and history museums, galleries, theaters, and equestrian events.
- Currently, he is working on a final year project to examine visuo-spatial ability in horses and to determine if gender differences exist that might affect equine performance.
- The low cell activity in equine species makes both in-vitro fertilization and cloning more difficult in horses than in cattle and even humans.
- The fossils now give a branching and very bushy picture of equine evolution, with numerous now-extinct lineages living side by side.
- Burned by West Nile deaths among their exotic birds last year, several zoos are administering the equine vaccine to their avian populations.
- This finding is the first scientific report of an equine influenza virus jumping the species barrier, and researchers are unsure how it occurred.
- There was a considerable amount of equine rebellion as horses spooked, bolted and whirled.
- Long manes and flowing tails set the reining horse apart from other equine sports.
- If a patient cannot actively participate with a horse in the equine therapy program, she can participate in ground activities, such as grooming, leading and harness driving.
- This will in turn lead to an improvement in equine knowledge among members.
- The 1985 edition was played in May 1986 due to an equine infectious disease…
- The world champion, who ends his two-week show jumping tour of the Gulf tomorrow, will travel to Saudi capital Riyadh early next month to assess the royal family's equine facilities.
- I've seen an equine dentist float a horse's teeth.
- He imports horse feed and other equine equipment into Japan and he explains why all this is happening.
- Horse-using societies unleashed their scientists and engineers to study equine machines and the horse became a form of technology.
- Improvements in equine air travel means horses can now be transported all over the world without ill-effects.
- Racing officials in the South African province of KwaZulu-Natal, which has not been affected by the equine flu, are taking strident steps to ensure that the virus is not spread to their region.
- In an earlier equine study using healthy horses, the postprandial insulin response was dampened when oil was added to a single meal of corn.
- Something of a rarity, Michael hails from London's East End and was born into a family with no previous equine knowledge.
1. 1.1 Resembling a horse.
  像马的
  her somewhat equine features
  她那有些像马的长相。
  Example sentencesExamples
  Then again, it would be hard to summon much tenderness for this painting by one of those pale young Brits of equine features and unvirile demeanor.
  Despite the copious amounts they can pack away, roly-poly types are less common than lanky or athletic builds, sometimes with the equine features of their symbol.
  In fact, I'd spent the afternoon being moaned at by a fat man in epaulettes because my portrait of his wife was far too realistic as regarded her unfortunately equine features.
  Your equine features make you truly, a face for radio!
  He could ensure that her renderings of Chopin études were perfectly in tune whilst remaining ignorant of her equine features.

noun

A horse or other member of the horse family.
（与）马（或马科动物）（有关）的；影响马（或马科动物）的
Example sentencesExamples
- Of all the wild equines in the world today, only the plains zebras of Africa are present in large numbers.
- The equines were not allowed to be touched without permission, and were not to be overfed on treats.
- One style features figurative paintings that capture her fascination with flowers and equines in the old Chinese style of T'ang horses and sweeping panoramas of koi fish in their ponds.
- Beautiful equines gaily festooned in spotless harness and working in perfect rhythm, will always be the centerpiece of my circus memories.
- Finally, states which have enacted statutes to deal with cruelty to animals also include equines in their definitions of domestic livestock.
- They were by far the fastest equines in all the lands.
- Both humans and equines looked uneasy, and some of the soldiers looked practically outraged.
- They call someone who can communicate with equines a horse whisperer.
- The Mexicans handling the horses that were particularly feisty had some very offensive vocabulary, Ansley noted, as they called the wild equines every name in The Book.
- Two sites I visited provide listings of boarding stables for traveling equines (and in some cases, boarding for their human companions as well!
- The studied silence is broken with people screaming, whistling and booing the jockeys as the bell rings and the equines enter the race arena.
- Most charitable organisations, involved with the rescue and rehabilitation of equines, will tell you that the majority of cases that are brought to their attention are as a result of ignorance or neglect, rather than wilful cruelty.
- The equines wasted no time finding the thickest patches of horseweed.
- A new compulsory scheme which requires all equines to be registered by the end of the year is making the problem worse as owners off-load animals before the deadline.
- How many of us have recent experience dealing with unbridled equines?
- For a current listing of equines for auction under the Georgia Humane Care for Equines Act please click here.
- The unpretentious equines were shot repeatedly over a 4-day period.
- Ragwort kills an estimated 500-1000 horses every year and by following the Code the risk of equines ingesting the poisonous plant will be minimised.
- Of course, I would miss the oxen and the goats, too, but I shared a very special connection with the equines.
- Blood-borne markers have been studied for many years in humans and assays have recently been adapted for use in equines.

Origin

Late 18th century: from Latin equinus, from equus ‘horse’.

单词	equine
释义	Definition of equine in English: equine adjective ˈɛːkwʌɪnˈiːkwʌɪn 1Relating to or affecting horses or other members of the horse family. （与）马（或马科动物）（有关）的；影响马（或马科动物）的 equine infectious anaemia 传染性马科动物贫血症。 Example sentencesExamples Improvements in equine air travel means horses can now be transported all over the world without ill-effects. This will in turn lead to an improvement in equine knowledge among members. The world champion, who ends his two-week show jumping tour of the Gulf tomorrow, will travel to Saudi capital Riyadh early next month to assess the royal family's equine facilities. If a patient cannot actively participate with a horse in the equine therapy program, she can participate in ground activities, such as grooming, leading and harness driving. Racing officials in the South African province of KwaZulu-Natal, which has not been affected by the equine flu, are taking strident steps to ensure that the virus is not spread to their region. I've seen an equine dentist float a horse's teeth. Burned by West Nile deaths among their exotic birds last year, several zoos are administering the equine vaccine to their avian populations. In an earlier equine study using healthy horses, the postprandial insulin response was dampened when oil was added to a single meal of corn. The fossils now give a branching and very bushy picture of equine evolution, with numerous now-extinct lineages living side by side. Moreover, we present data on the variability of the first six equine Y-chromosomal microsatellite markers in the domestic horse and other equine species. This finding is the first scientific report of an equine influenza virus jumping the species barrier, and researchers are unsure how it occurred. The 1985 edition was played in May 1986 due to an equine infectious disease… Horse-using societies unleashed their scientists and engineers to study equine machines and the horse became a form of technology. Long manes and flowing tails set the reining horse apart from other equine sports. The low cell activity in equine species makes both in-vitro fertilization and cloning more difficult in horses than in cattle and even humans. Something of a rarity, Michael hails from London's East End and was born into a family with no previous equine knowledge. He imports horse feed and other equine equipment into Japan and he explains why all this is happening. Currently, he is working on a final year project to examine visuo-spatial ability in horses and to determine if gender differences exist that might affect equine performance. This premier facility celebrates one of nature's most majestic creatures - in equine art and history museums, galleries, theaters, and equestrian events. There was a considerable amount of equine rebellion as horses spooked, bolted and whirled. 1.1 Resembling a horse. 像马的 her somewhat equine features 她那有些像马的长相。 Example sentencesExamples Your equine features make you truly, a face for radio! In fact, I'd spent the afternoon being moaned at by a fat man in epaulettes because my portrait of his wife was far too realistic as regarded her unfortunately equine features. Then again, it would be hard to summon much tenderness for this painting by one of those pale young Brits of equine features and unvirile demeanor. He could ensure that her renderings of Chopin études were perfectly in tune whilst remaining ignorant of her equine features. Despite the copious amounts they can pack away, roly-poly types are less common than lanky or athletic builds, sometimes with the equine features of their symbol. noun ˈɛːkwʌɪnˈiːkwʌɪn A horse or other member of the horse family. （与）马（或马科动物）（有关）的；影响马（或马科动物）的 they compared the behaviour of humans and equines Example sentencesExamples Ragwort kills an estimated 500-1000 horses every year and by following the Code the risk of equines ingesting the poisonous plant will be minimised. How many of us have recent experience dealing with unbridled equines? The equines wasted no time finding the thickest patches of horseweed. Both humans and equines looked uneasy, and some of the soldiers looked practically outraged. One style features figurative paintings that capture her fascination with flowers and equines in the old Chinese style of T'ang horses and sweeping panoramas of koi fish in their ponds. Blood-borne markers have been studied for many years in humans and assays have recently been adapted for use in equines. Two sites I visited provide listings of boarding stables for traveling equines (and in some cases, boarding for their human companions as well! They call someone who can communicate with equines a horse whisperer. For a current listing of equines for auction under the Georgia Humane Care for Equines Act please click here. Beautiful equines gaily festooned in spotless harness and working in perfect rhythm, will always be the centerpiece of my circus memories. The unpretentious equines were shot repeatedly over a 4-day period. Most charitable organisations, involved with the rescue and rehabilitation of equines, will tell you that the majority of cases that are brought to their attention are as a result of ignorance or neglect, rather than wilful cruelty. They were by far the fastest equines in all the lands. Of course, I would miss the oxen and the goats, too, but I shared a very special connection with the equines. Finally, states which have enacted statutes to deal with cruelty to animals also include equines in their definitions of domestic livestock. Of all the wild equines in the world today, only the plains zebras of Africa are present in large numbers. The studied silence is broken with people screaming, whistling and booing the jockeys as the bell rings and the equines enter the race arena. The Mexicans handling the horses that were particularly feisty had some very offensive vocabulary, Ansley noted, as they called the wild equines every name in The Book. The equines were not allowed to be touched without permission, and were not to be overfed on treats. A new compulsory scheme which requires all equines to be registered by the end of the year is making the problem worse as owners off-load animals before the deadline. Origin Late 18th century: from Latin equinus, from equus 'horse'. Definition of equine in US English: equine adjective 1Relating to or affecting horses or other members of the horse family. （与）马（或马科动物）（有关）的；影响马（或马科动物）的 equine infectious anemia 传染性马科动物贫血症。 Example sentencesExamples Moreover, we present data on the variability of the first six equine Y-chromosomal microsatellite markers in the domestic horse and other equine species. This premier facility celebrates one of nature's most majestic creatures - in equine art and history museums, galleries, theaters, and equestrian events. Currently, he is working on a final year project to examine visuo-spatial ability in horses and to determine if gender differences exist that might affect equine performance. The low cell activity in equine species makes both in-vitro fertilization and cloning more difficult in horses than in cattle and even humans. The fossils now give a branching and very bushy picture of equine evolution, with numerous now-extinct lineages living side by side. Burned by West Nile deaths among their exotic birds last year, several zoos are administering the equine vaccine to their avian populations. This finding is the first scientific report of an equine influenza virus jumping the species barrier, and researchers are unsure how it occurred. There was a considerable amount of equine rebellion as horses spooked, bolted and whirled. Long manes and flowing tails set the reining horse apart from other equine sports. If a patient cannot actively participate with a horse in the equine therapy program, she can participate in ground activities, such as grooming, leading and harness driving. This will in turn lead to an improvement in equine knowledge among members. The 1985 edition was played in May 1986 due to an equine infectious disease… The world champion, who ends his two-week show jumping tour of the Gulf tomorrow, will travel to Saudi capital Riyadh early next month to assess the royal family's equine facilities. I've seen an equine dentist float a horse's teeth. He imports horse feed and other equine equipment into Japan and he explains why all this is happening. Horse-using societies unleashed their scientists and engineers to study equine machines and the horse became a form of technology. Improvements in equine air travel means horses can now be transported all over the world without ill-effects. Racing officials in the South African province of KwaZulu-Natal, which has not been affected by the equine flu, are taking strident steps to ensure that the virus is not spread to their region. In an earlier equine study using healthy horses, the postprandial insulin response was dampened when oil was added to a single meal of corn. Something of a rarity, Michael hails from London's East End and was born into a family with no previous equine knowledge. 1.1 Resembling a horse. 像马的 her somewhat equine features 她那有些像马的长相。 Example sentencesExamples Then again, it would be hard to summon much tenderness for this painting by one of those pale young Brits of equine features and unvirile demeanor. Despite the copious amounts they can pack away, roly-poly types are less common than lanky or athletic builds, sometimes with the equine features of their symbol. In fact, I'd spent the afternoon being moaned at by a fat man in epaulettes because my portrait of his wife was far too realistic as regarded her unfortunately equine features. Your equine features make you truly, a face for radio! He could ensure that her renderings of Chopin études were perfectly in tune whilst remaining ignorant of her equine features. noun A horse or other member of the horse family. （与）马（或马科动物）（有关）的；影响马（或马科动物）的 Example sentencesExamples Of all the wild equines in the world today, only the plains zebras of Africa are present in large numbers. The equines were not allowed to be touched without permission, and were not to be overfed on treats. One style features figurative paintings that capture her fascination with flowers and equines in the old Chinese style of T'ang horses and sweeping panoramas of koi fish in their ponds. Beautiful equines gaily festooned in spotless harness and working in perfect rhythm, will always be the centerpiece of my circus memories. Finally, states which have enacted statutes to deal with cruelty to animals also include equines in their definitions of domestic livestock. They were by far the fastest equines in all the lands. Both humans and equines looked uneasy, and some of the soldiers looked practically outraged. They call someone who can communicate with equines a horse whisperer. The Mexicans handling the horses that were particularly feisty had some very offensive vocabulary, Ansley noted, as they called the wild equines every name in The Book. Two sites I visited provide listings of boarding stables for traveling equines (and in some cases, boarding for their human companions as well! The studied silence is broken with people screaming, whistling and booing the jockeys as the bell rings and the equines enter the race arena. Most charitable organisations, involved with the rescue and rehabilitation of equines, will tell you that the majority of cases that are brought to their attention are as a result of ignorance or neglect, rather than wilful cruelty. The equines wasted no time finding the thickest patches of horseweed. A new compulsory scheme which requires all equines to be registered by the end of the year is making the problem worse as owners off-load animals before the deadline. How many of us have recent experience dealing with unbridled equines? For a current listing of equines for auction under the Georgia Humane Care for Equines Act please click here. The unpretentious equines were shot repeatedly over a 4-day period. Ragwort kills an estimated 500-1000 horses every year and by following the Code the risk of equines ingesting the poisonous plant will be minimised. Of course, I would miss the oxen and the goats, too, but I shared a very special connection with the equines. Blood-borne markers have been studied for many years in humans and assays have recently been adapted for use in equines. Origin Late 18th century: from Latin equinus, from equus ‘horse’.
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