Definition of Southdown in English:

Southdown

noun ˈsaʊθdaʊnˈsouTHdoun

A sheep of a breed raised especially for mutton, originally on the South Downs of Hampshire and Sussex.
南丘羊（英格兰产的一种肉用羊，原先产在汉普郡和苏塞克斯郡的南丘）
Example sentencesExamples
- Mrs Beeton considered that Southdowns had a better flavour, and noted that, for these, demand exceeded supply.
- From the 19th century onwards, it was not uncommon to see flocks of a thousand Southdowns on the large estates in the south.
- The Norfolk Horn was used along with Southdowns in the development of the Suffolk breed of sheep.
- I think the Southdown has rather an endearing appearance owing to its puffy woolly cheeks and teddy bear look.
- Her heart lies with these older breeds, especially the Southdown.

Definition of Southdown in US English:

Southdown

nounˈsouTHdoun

A sheep of a breed raised especially for mutton, originally on the South Downs of southern England.
南丘羊（英格兰产的一种肉用羊，原先产在汉普郡和苏塞克斯郡的南丘）
Example sentencesExamples
- From the 19th century onwards, it was not uncommon to see flocks of a thousand Southdowns on the large estates in the south.
- The Norfolk Horn was used along with Southdowns in the development of the Suffolk breed of sheep.
- I think the Southdown has rather an endearing appearance owing to its puffy woolly cheeks and teddy bear look.
- Her heart lies with these older breeds, especially the Southdown.
- Mrs Beeton considered that Southdowns had a better flavour, and noted that, for these, demand exceeded supply.

单词	Southdown
释义	Definition of Southdown in English: Southdown noun ˈsaʊθdaʊnˈsouTHdoun A sheep of a breed raised especially for mutton, originally on the South Downs of Hampshire and Sussex. 南丘羊（英格兰产的一种肉用羊，原先产在汉普郡和苏塞克斯郡的南丘） Example sentencesExamples Mrs Beeton considered that Southdowns had a better flavour, and noted that, for these, demand exceeded supply. From the 19th century onwards, it was not uncommon to see flocks of a thousand Southdowns on the large estates in the south. The Norfolk Horn was used along with Southdowns in the development of the Suffolk breed of sheep. I think the Southdown has rather an endearing appearance owing to its puffy woolly cheeks and teddy bear look. Her heart lies with these older breeds, especially the Southdown. Definition of Southdown in US English: Southdown nounˈsouTHdoun A sheep of a breed raised especially for mutton, originally on the South Downs of southern England. 南丘羊（英格兰产的一种肉用羊，原先产在汉普郡和苏塞克斯郡的南丘） Example sentencesExamples From the 19th century onwards, it was not uncommon to see flocks of a thousand Southdowns on the large estates in the south. The Norfolk Horn was used along with Southdowns in the development of the Suffolk breed of sheep. I think the Southdown has rather an endearing appearance owing to its puffy woolly cheeks and teddy bear look. Her heart lies with these older breeds, especially the Southdown. Mrs Beeton considered that Southdowns had a better flavour, and noted that, for these, demand exceeded supply.
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