the lion and the unicorn

/ðə ˌlaɪən ən ðə ˈjuːnɪkɔːn/

/ðə ˌlaɪən ən ðə ˈjuːnɪkɔːrn/

two animals that appear on the British royal arms (= a special royal symbol). The lion represents England, and the unicorn, an imaginary animal like a horse with a long horn on its forehead, represents Scotland. There is a traditional children's nursery rhyme about the lion and the unicorn, which may have its origin in old conflicts between the two countries: “The lion and the unicornWere fighting for the crown;The lion beat the unicornAll round about the town.”英国皇家徽章上出现的两种动物（=特殊的皇家标志）。狮子代表英格兰，而独角兽是一种想象中的动物，像一匹前额长角的马，代表苏格兰。有一首关于狮子和独角兽的传统儿童童谣，可能起源于两国之间的旧日冲突：“狮子和独角兽争夺王冠；狮子打败独角兽，围绕着小镇。”

单词	the-lion-and-the-unicorn
释义	the lion and the unicorn /ðə ˌlaɪən ən ðə ˈjuːnɪkɔːn/ /ðə ˌlaɪən ən ðə ˈjuːnɪkɔːrn/ two animals that appear on the British royal arms (= a special royal symbol). The lion represents England, and the unicorn, an imaginary animal like a horse with a long horn on its forehead, represents Scotland. There is a traditional children's nursery rhyme about the lion and the unicorn, which may have its origin in old conflicts between the two countries: “The lion and the unicornWere fighting for the crown;The lion beat the unicornAll round about the town.”英国皇家徽章上出现的两种动物（=特殊的皇家标志）。狮子代表英格兰，而独角兽是一种想象中的动物，像一匹前额长角的马，代表苏格兰。有一首关于狮子和独角兽的传统儿童童谣，可能起源于两国之间的旧日冲突：“狮子和独角兽争夺王冠；狮子打败独角兽，围绕着小镇。”
随便看	come down to the wire come down with come-down-with comedy comedy manners comedy of manners comedy-of-manners come easily, naturally, etc. to sb come easily, naturally, etc. to somebody come/enter into force come first come for come-for come forward come-forward come from come-from come from behind come-from-behind come full circle come, get, etc. out of the gate come, get, etc. out of the gate(s) come, get, etc. out of the gates come/get to grips with something come/go along for the ride