Definition of mountain beaver in English:

mountain beaver

noun

A burrowing forest-dwelling rodent occurring only on the west coast of North America.
山河狸。亦称SEWELLEL
Aplodontia rufa, the only member of the family Aplodontidae
Also called sewellel
Example sentencesExamples
- This legislation would have allowed the use of traps on moles, gophers and mountain beavers, and provided additional protections for livestock.
- A few years ago, after clearing a slope obscured by fallen trees and nettles for use as a rhododendron glen, they discovered mountain beavers.

Definition of mountain beaver in US English:

mountain beaver

noun

A burrowing forest-dwelling rodent occurring only in western North America, from British Columbia to California.
山河狸。亦称SEWELLEL
Aplodontia rufa, the only member of the family Aplodontidae
Also called sewellel
Example sentencesExamples
- This legislation would have allowed the use of traps on moles, gophers and mountain beavers, and provided additional protections for livestock.
- A few years ago, after clearing a slope obscured by fallen trees and nettles for use as a rhododendron glen, they discovered mountain beavers.

词汇	mountain beaver
释义	Definition of mountain beaver in English: mountain beaver noun A burrowing forest-dwelling rodent occurring only on the west coast of North America. 山河狸。亦称SEWELLEL Aplodontia rufa, the only member of the family Aplodontidae Also called sewellel Example sentencesExamples This legislation would have allowed the use of traps on moles, gophers and mountain beavers, and provided additional protections for livestock. A few years ago, after clearing a slope obscured by fallen trees and nettles for use as a rhododendron glen, they discovered mountain beavers. Definition of mountain beaver in US English: mountain beaver noun A burrowing forest-dwelling rodent occurring only in western North America, from British Columbia to California. 山河狸。亦称SEWELLEL Aplodontia rufa, the only member of the family Aplodontidae Also called sewellel Example sentencesExamples This legislation would have allowed the use of traps on moles, gophers and mountain beavers, and provided additional protections for livestock. A few years ago, after clearing a slope obscured by fallen trees and nettles for use as a rhododendron glen, they discovered mountain beavers.
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