Definition of zoophily in English:

zoophily

noun zəʊˈɒfɪlizuːˈɒf(ə)lizuːˈɒfɪli

1Emotional attachment to, or love of, animals; opposition to cruelty to animals. Also occasionally: sexual attraction to, or activity with, animals. Now chiefly historical and somewhat rare.
2Ecology. Pollination by animals. Also: specifically pollination by vertebrate animals as distinct from insects.
3Biology. The tendency of a parasitic organism (especially a mosquito) to prefer feeding or living on animals rather than humans; the state of being zoophilic.

Origin

Mid 19th century. From zoo- + -phily.

Definition of zoophily in US English:

zoophily

noun

1Emotional attachment to, or love of, animals; opposition to cruelty to animals. Also occasionally: sexual attraction to, or activity with, animals. Now chiefly historical and somewhat rare.
2Ecology. Pollination by animals. Also: specifically pollination by vertebrate animals as distinct from insects.
3Biology. The tendency of a parasitic organism (especially a mosquito) to prefer feeding or living on animals rather than humans; the state of being zoophilic.

Origin

Mid 19th century. From zoo- + -phily.

单词	zoophily
释义	Definition of zoophily in English: zoophily noun zəʊˈɒfɪlizuːˈɒf(ə)lizuːˈɒfɪli 1Emotional attachment to, or love of, animals; opposition to cruelty to animals. Also occasionally: sexual attraction to, or activity with, animals. Now chiefly historical and somewhat rare. 2Ecology. Pollination by animals. Also: specifically pollination by vertebrate animals as distinct from insects. 3Biology. The tendency of a parasitic organism (especially a mosquito) to prefer feeding or living on animals rather than humans; the state of being zoophilic. Origin Mid 19th century. From zoo- + -phily. Definition of zoophily in US English: zoophily noun 1Emotional attachment to, or love of, animals; opposition to cruelty to animals. Also occasionally: sexual attraction to, or activity with, animals. Now chiefly historical and somewhat rare. 2Ecology. Pollination by animals. Also: specifically pollination by vertebrate animals as distinct from insects. 3Biology. The tendency of a parasitic organism (especially a mosquito) to prefer feeding or living on animals rather than humans; the state of being zoophilic. Origin Mid 19th century. From zoo- + -phily.
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