Definition of gymnure in English:

gymnure

nounˈɡɪmnjʊəˈjimˌnyo͝or

another term for moonrat
Example sentencesExamples
- Other primarily montane species include the gymnure, siamang, and red-cheeked squirrel.
- Mammalian species include shrews and gymnures, bats, rats, squirrels, ungulates, civet cats and deer.
- Belonging to the same family as hedgehogs and gymnures, the Dinagat moonrat has stiff bristly or spiny fur on its back, which is generally golden brown with black speckling.
- A deep ravine to the right (if facing uphill) is good for kingfishers, flycatchers and gymnures.
- Hedgehogs and gymnures range in size from that of a mouse to a small rabbit.

Origin

Late 19th century: from modern Latin Gymnura (former genus name), from Greek gumnos 'naked' + oura 'tail'.

Definition of gymnure in US English:

gymnure

nounˈjimˌnyo͝or

another term for moonrat
Example sentencesExamples
- Other primarily montane species include the gymnure, siamang, and red-cheeked squirrel.
- Mammalian species include shrews and gymnures, bats, rats, squirrels, ungulates, civet cats and deer.
- Belonging to the same family as hedgehogs and gymnures, the Dinagat moonrat has stiff bristly or spiny fur on its back, which is generally golden brown with black speckling.
- Hedgehogs and gymnures range in size from that of a mouse to a small rabbit.
- A deep ravine to the right (if facing uphill) is good for kingfishers, flycatchers and gymnures.

Origin

Late 19th century: from modern Latin Gymnura (former genus name), from Greek gumnos ‘naked’ + oura ‘tail’.

单词	gymnure
释义	Definition of gymnure in English: gymnure nounˈɡɪmnjʊəˈjimˌnyo͝or another term for moonrat Example sentencesExamples Other primarily montane species include the gymnure, siamang, and red-cheeked squirrel. Mammalian species include shrews and gymnures, bats, rats, squirrels, ungulates, civet cats and deer. Belonging to the same family as hedgehogs and gymnures, the Dinagat moonrat has stiff bristly or spiny fur on its back, which is generally golden brown with black speckling. A deep ravine to the right (if facing uphill) is good for kingfishers, flycatchers and gymnures. Hedgehogs and gymnures range in size from that of a mouse to a small rabbit. Origin Late 19th century: from modern Latin Gymnura (former genus name), from Greek gumnos 'naked' + oura 'tail'. Definition of gymnure in US English: gymnure nounˈjimˌnyo͝or another term for moonrat Example sentencesExamples Other primarily montane species include the gymnure, siamang, and red-cheeked squirrel. Mammalian species include shrews and gymnures, bats, rats, squirrels, ungulates, civet cats and deer. Belonging to the same family as hedgehogs and gymnures, the Dinagat moonrat has stiff bristly or spiny fur on its back, which is generally golden brown with black speckling. Hedgehogs and gymnures range in size from that of a mouse to a small rabbit. A deep ravine to the right (if facing uphill) is good for kingfishers, flycatchers and gymnures. Origin Late 19th century: from modern Latin Gymnura (former genus name), from Greek gumnos ‘naked’ + oura ‘tail’.
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