Definition of hare wallaby in English:

hare wallaby

noun

A small, agile, fast-moving Australian wallaby with orange rings of fur around the eyes.
兔袋鼠
Genera Lagorchestes and Lagostrophus, family Macropodidae: several species
Example sentencesExamples
- The banded hare wallaby was once common over the semi-arid regions of southern Western Australia.
- Banded hare wallabies currently live on uninhabited islands, so they have little interaction with humans.
- When a rufous hare wallaby is disturbed in the burrow, it will jump out quickly and try to escape.
- In the wild, the spectacled hare wallaby lives off grasses, herb foliage, fruit and seeds.
- Many species of wallaby are about the size of a hare; some so resemble hares that they are called hare wallabies.

Definition of hare wallaby in US English:

hare wallaby

noun

A small, agile, fast-moving Australian wallaby with orange rings of fur around the eyes.
兔袋鼠
Genera Lagorchestes and Lagostrophus, family Macropodidae: several species
Example sentencesExamples
- The banded hare wallaby was once common over the semi-arid regions of southern Western Australia.
- When a rufous hare wallaby is disturbed in the burrow, it will jump out quickly and try to escape.
- Many species of wallaby are about the size of a hare; some so resemble hares that they are called hare wallabies.
- Banded hare wallabies currently live on uninhabited islands, so they have little interaction with humans.
- In the wild, the spectacled hare wallaby lives off grasses, herb foliage, fruit and seeds.

单词	hare wallaby
释义	Definition of hare wallaby in English: hare wallaby noun A small, agile, fast-moving Australian wallaby with orange rings of fur around the eyes. 兔袋鼠 Genera Lagorchestes and Lagostrophus, family Macropodidae: several species Example sentencesExamples The banded hare wallaby was once common over the semi-arid regions of southern Western Australia. Banded hare wallabies currently live on uninhabited islands, so they have little interaction with humans. When a rufous hare wallaby is disturbed in the burrow, it will jump out quickly and try to escape. In the wild, the spectacled hare wallaby lives off grasses, herb foliage, fruit and seeds. Many species of wallaby are about the size of a hare; some so resemble hares that they are called hare wallabies. Definition of hare wallaby in US English: hare wallaby noun A small, agile, fast-moving Australian wallaby with orange rings of fur around the eyes. 兔袋鼠 Genera Lagorchestes and Lagostrophus, family Macropodidae: several species Example sentencesExamples The banded hare wallaby was once common over the semi-arid regions of southern Western Australia. When a rufous hare wallaby is disturbed in the burrow, it will jump out quickly and try to escape. Many species of wallaby are about the size of a hare; some so resemble hares that they are called hare wallabies. Banded hare wallabies currently live on uninhabited islands, so they have little interaction with humans. In the wild, the spectacled hare wallaby lives off grasses, herb foliage, fruit and seeds.
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