Definition of gaur in English:

gaur

noun ˈɡaʊəˈɡou(ə)r

A wild ox having a large head, a dark brown or black coat with white stockings, and a hump, native to India and Malaysia.
（产于印度和马来西亚的）亚洲野牛，印度野牛。亦称INDIAN BISON，SELADANG
Bos gaurus, family Bovidae; it is the ancestor of the domestic gayal
Also called Indian bison, seladang
Example sentencesExamples
- A visitor had fallen into an enclosure and risked being gored to death by a herd of wild gaurs, also known as Indian bison.
- We understand today that in the Indochinese countries, Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia, there are three species of wild cattle: the gaur, the banteng and the nearly extinct Kouprey.
- This meeting ground ‘was home to some of the most fascinating, unique and diverse groups of species,’ including tigers, leopards, gaurs and elephants.
- The nearby sanctuary is home to the barking, the spotted and the mouse deer, the gaur, the civet cat, the tiger and the elephant, besides a variety of birds and reptiles.
- Wild cattle still run in small herds in the hilly forests of India, Burma, and the Malay peninsula, and these are the gaurs.

Origin

Early 19th century: from Sanskrit gaura; related to cow¹.

Rhymes

bower, cower, devour, dower, embower, empower, endower, flour, flower, Glendower, glower, hour, lour, lower, our, plougher (US plower), power, scour, shower, sour, Stour, sweet-and-sour, tower

Definition of gaur in US English:

gaur

nounˈɡou(ə)r

A large wild ox native to India and Malaysia.
Bos gaurus, family Bovidae
Also called Indian bison, seladang
Example sentencesExamples
- We understand today that in the Indochinese countries, Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia, there are three species of wild cattle: the gaur, the banteng and the nearly extinct Kouprey.
- Wild cattle still run in small herds in the hilly forests of India, Burma, and the Malay peninsula, and these are the gaurs.
- A visitor had fallen into an enclosure and risked being gored to death by a herd of wild gaurs, also known as Indian bison.
- This meeting ground ‘was home to some of the most fascinating, unique and diverse groups of species,’ including tigers, leopards, gaurs and elephants.
- The nearby sanctuary is home to the barking, the spotted and the mouse deer, the gaur, the civet cat, the tiger and the elephant, besides a variety of birds and reptiles.

Origin

Early 19th century: from Sanskrit gaura; related to cow.

单词	gaur
释义	Definition of gaur in English: gaur noun ˈɡaʊəˈɡou(ə)r A wild ox having a large head, a dark brown or black coat with white stockings, and a hump, native to India and Malaysia. （产于印度和马来西亚的）亚洲野牛，印度野牛。亦称INDIAN BISON，SELADANG Bos gaurus, family Bovidae; it is the ancestor of the domestic gayal Also called Indian bison, seladang Example sentencesExamples A visitor had fallen into an enclosure and risked being gored to death by a herd of wild gaurs, also known as Indian bison. We understand today that in the Indochinese countries, Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia, there are three species of wild cattle: the gaur, the banteng and the nearly extinct Kouprey. This meeting ground ‘was home to some of the most fascinating, unique and diverse groups of species,’ including tigers, leopards, gaurs and elephants. The nearby sanctuary is home to the barking, the spotted and the mouse deer, the gaur, the civet cat, the tiger and the elephant, besides a variety of birds and reptiles. Wild cattle still run in small herds in the hilly forests of India, Burma, and the Malay peninsula, and these are the gaurs. Origin Early 19th century: from Sanskrit gaura; related to cow¹. Rhymes bower, cower, devour, dower, embower, empower, endower, flour, flower, Glendower, glower, hour, lour, lower, our, plougher (US plower), power, scour, shower, sour, Stour, sweet-and-sour, tower Definition of gaur in US English: gaur nounˈɡou(ə)r A large wild ox native to India and Malaysia. Bos gaurus, family Bovidae Also called Indian bison, seladang Example sentencesExamples We understand today that in the Indochinese countries, Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia, there are three species of wild cattle: the gaur, the banteng and the nearly extinct Kouprey. Wild cattle still run in small herds in the hilly forests of India, Burma, and the Malay peninsula, and these are the gaurs. A visitor had fallen into an enclosure and risked being gored to death by a herd of wild gaurs, also known as Indian bison. This meeting ground ‘was home to some of the most fascinating, unique and diverse groups of species,’ including tigers, leopards, gaurs and elephants. The nearby sanctuary is home to the barking, the spotted and the mouse deer, the gaur, the civet cat, the tiger and the elephant, besides a variety of birds and reptiles. Origin Early 19th century: from Sanskrit gaura; related to cow.
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