Definition of olingo in English:

olingo

nounPlural olingos ɒˈlɪŋɡəʊōˈliNGɡō

A small nocturnal mammal related to the kinkajou and the raccoon, living in tropical Central and South American rainforests.
犬浣熊
Genus Bassaricyon, family Procyonidae: between one and five species
Example sentencesExamples
- Within 10 million years of that event the procyonid group split into Old World procyondis represented today by the red panda and the New World procyonids (for example, raccoons, coatis, olingos, kinkajous).
- Roland Kays, curator of mammals at New York State Museum in Albany, studied two nocturnal raccoon relatives, kinkajous and olingos, at STRI in Panama.

Origin

1920s: via American Spanish from Mayan.

Definition of olingo in US English:

olingo

nounōˈliNGɡō

A small nocturnal mammal related to the kinkajou and the raccoon, living in tropical Central and South American rainforests.
犬浣熊
Genus Bassaricyon, family Procyonidae: between one and five species
Example sentencesExamples
- Within 10 million years of that event the procyonid group split into Old World procyondis represented today by the red panda and the New World procyonids (for example, raccoons, coatis, olingos, kinkajous).
- Roland Kays, curator of mammals at New York State Museum in Albany, studied two nocturnal raccoon relatives, kinkajous and olingos, at STRI in Panama.

Origin

1920s: via American Spanish from Mayan.

单词	olingo
释义	Definition of olingo in English: olingo nounPlural olingos ɒˈlɪŋɡəʊōˈliNGɡō A small nocturnal mammal related to the kinkajou and the raccoon, living in tropical Central and South American rainforests. 犬浣熊 Genus Bassaricyon, family Procyonidae: between one and five species Example sentencesExamples Within 10 million years of that event the procyonid group split into Old World procyondis represented today by the red panda and the New World procyonids (for example, raccoons, coatis, olingos, kinkajous). Roland Kays, curator of mammals at New York State Museum in Albany, studied two nocturnal raccoon relatives, kinkajous and olingos, at STRI in Panama. Origin 1920s: via American Spanish from Mayan. Definition of olingo in US English: olingo nounōˈliNGɡō A small nocturnal mammal related to the kinkajou and the raccoon, living in tropical Central and South American rainforests. 犬浣熊 Genus Bassaricyon, family Procyonidae: between one and five species Example sentencesExamples Within 10 million years of that event the procyonid group split into Old World procyondis represented today by the red panda and the New World procyonids (for example, raccoons, coatis, olingos, kinkajous). Roland Kays, curator of mammals at New York State Museum in Albany, studied two nocturnal raccoon relatives, kinkajous and olingos, at STRI in Panama. Origin 1920s: via American Spanish from Mayan.
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