Definition of felid in English:

felid

nounˈfiːlɪdˈfilɪd

Zoology

A mammal of the cat family (Felidae ); a wild cat.
〔动〕猫科动物；（野）猫
Example sentencesExamples
- The lower jaw exhibits several characteristics superficially resembling those in some felids.
- It is a powerful cat to be tethered to, the largest felid in the New World; worldwide only the lion and the tiger beat it in size.
- Additionally, not all of the taxa recognized as morphologically hypercarnivorous exhibit the very extreme specializations of felids.
- Mustelids and felids were expected to have the strongest bites and canids the weakest.
- Canids and, to a lesser extent, felids are present in the Tundran, Coniferan, and Deciduan subregions always as continuous carnivores.

Origin

Late 19th century: from modern Latin Felidae (plural), from Latin feles 'cat'.

Definition of felid in US English:

felid

nounˈfilɪdˈfēlid

Zoology

A mammal of the cat family (Felidae); a wild cat.
〔动〕猫科动物；（野）猫
Example sentencesExamples
- Additionally, not all of the taxa recognized as morphologically hypercarnivorous exhibit the very extreme specializations of felids.
- The lower jaw exhibits several characteristics superficially resembling those in some felids.
- Canids and, to a lesser extent, felids are present in the Tundran, Coniferan, and Deciduan subregions always as continuous carnivores.
- It is a powerful cat to be tethered to, the largest felid in the New World; worldwide only the lion and the tiger beat it in size.
- Mustelids and felids were expected to have the strongest bites and canids the weakest.

Origin

Late 19th century: from modern Latin Felidae (plural), from Latin feles ‘cat’.

单词	felid
释义	Definition of felid in English: felid nounˈfiːlɪdˈfilɪd Zoology A mammal of the cat family (Felidae ); a wild cat. 〔动〕猫科动物；（野）猫 Example sentencesExamples The lower jaw exhibits several characteristics superficially resembling those in some felids. It is a powerful cat to be tethered to, the largest felid in the New World; worldwide only the lion and the tiger beat it in size. Additionally, not all of the taxa recognized as morphologically hypercarnivorous exhibit the very extreme specializations of felids. Mustelids and felids were expected to have the strongest bites and canids the weakest. Canids and, to a lesser extent, felids are present in the Tundran, Coniferan, and Deciduan subregions always as continuous carnivores. Origin Late 19th century: from modern Latin Felidae (plural), from Latin feles 'cat'. Definition of felid in US English: felid nounˈfilɪdˈfēlid Zoology A mammal of the cat family (Felidae); a wild cat. 〔动〕猫科动物；（野）猫 Example sentencesExamples Additionally, not all of the taxa recognized as morphologically hypercarnivorous exhibit the very extreme specializations of felids. The lower jaw exhibits several characteristics superficially resembling those in some felids. Canids and, to a lesser extent, felids are present in the Tundran, Coniferan, and Deciduan subregions always as continuous carnivores. It is a powerful cat to be tethered to, the largest felid in the New World; worldwide only the lion and the tiger beat it in size. Mustelids and felids were expected to have the strongest bites and canids the weakest. Origin Late 19th century: from modern Latin Felidae (plural), from Latin feles ‘cat’.
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