Definition of Przewalski's horse in English:

Przewalski's horse

nounˌpəːʒəˈvalskiˌpərZHəˌvälskēz ˈhôrs

A stocky wild Mongolian horse with a dun-coloured coat and a dark brown erect mane, now extinct in the wild. It is the only true wild horse, and is the ancestor of the domestic horse.
普尔热瓦尔斯基氏野马
Equus ferus, family Equidae
Example sentencesExamples
- The one true wild horse Przewalski's horse is considered extinct in the wild by some, and at best is alive only through captive breeding programs.
- Plants and trees have sprung back to life, and rare species, such as lynx, Przewalski's horses, and eagle owls, are thriving where most humans fear to tread.
- I had arrived to assist Mongolian and Dutch conservation groups with the reintroduction of endangered Przewalski's horses (Equus ferus przewalskii) to their native land.
- The present-day population of Przewalski's horse occasionally produces an individual with an unusual coat color, probably because the species has hybridized with the domestic horse at least once in its history.

Origin

Late 19th century: named after Nikolai M. Przhevalʹsky (1839–88), Russian explorer.

Definition of Przewalski's horse in US English:

Przewalski's horse

nounˌpərZHəˌvälskēz ˈhôrs

A stocky wild Mongolian horse with a dun-colored coat and a dark brown erect mane, now extinct in the wild. It is the only true wild horse, and is the ancestor of the domestic horse.
普尔热瓦尔斯基氏野马
Equus ferus, family Equidae
Example sentencesExamples
- I had arrived to assist Mongolian and Dutch conservation groups with the reintroduction of endangered Przewalski's horses (Equus ferus przewalskii) to their native land.
- The one true wild horse Przewalski's horse is considered extinct in the wild by some, and at best is alive only through captive breeding programs.
- The present-day population of Przewalski's horse occasionally produces an individual with an unusual coat color, probably because the species has hybridized with the domestic horse at least once in its history.
- Plants and trees have sprung back to life, and rare species, such as lynx, Przewalski's horses, and eagle owls, are thriving where most humans fear to tread.

Origin

Late 19th century: named after Nikolai M. Przhevalʹsky (1839–88), Russian explorer.

词汇	Przewalski's horse
释义	Definition of Przewalski's horse in English: Przewalski's horse nounˌpəːʒəˈvalskiˌpərZHəˌvälskēz ˈhôrs A stocky wild Mongolian horse with a dun-coloured coat and a dark brown erect mane, now extinct in the wild. It is the only true wild horse, and is the ancestor of the domestic horse. 普尔热瓦尔斯基氏野马 Equus ferus, family Equidae Example sentencesExamples The one true wild horse Przewalski's horse is considered extinct in the wild by some, and at best is alive only through captive breeding programs. Plants and trees have sprung back to life, and rare species, such as lynx, Przewalski's horses, and eagle owls, are thriving where most humans fear to tread. I had arrived to assist Mongolian and Dutch conservation groups with the reintroduction of endangered Przewalski's horses (Equus ferus przewalskii) to their native land. The present-day population of Przewalski's horse occasionally produces an individual with an unusual coat color, probably because the species has hybridized with the domestic horse at least once in its history. Origin Late 19th century: named after Nikolai M. Przhevalʹsky (1839–88), Russian explorer. Definition of Przewalski's horse in US English: Przewalski's horse nounˌpərZHəˌvälskēz ˈhôrs A stocky wild Mongolian horse with a dun-colored coat and a dark brown erect mane, now extinct in the wild. It is the only true wild horse, and is the ancestor of the domestic horse. 普尔热瓦尔斯基氏野马 Equus ferus, family Equidae Example sentencesExamples I had arrived to assist Mongolian and Dutch conservation groups with the reintroduction of endangered Przewalski's horses (Equus ferus przewalskii) to their native land. The one true wild horse Przewalski's horse is considered extinct in the wild by some, and at best is alive only through captive breeding programs. The present-day population of Przewalski's horse occasionally produces an individual with an unusual coat color, probably because the species has hybridized with the domestic horse at least once in its history. Plants and trees have sprung back to life, and rare species, such as lynx, Przewalski's horses, and eagle owls, are thriving where most humans fear to tread. Origin Late 19th century: named after Nikolai M. Przhevalʹsky (1839–88), Russian explorer.
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