Definition of goral in English:

goral

noun ˈɡɔːr(ə)lˈɡoʊrəl

A long-haired goat-antelope with backward curving horns, found in mountainous regions of eastern Asia.
斑羚，青羊
Genus Nemorhaedus, family Bovidae: two species
Example sentencesExamples
- But every animal part is traded, from serow tongues (consumed to treat headaches) and goral legs (ground into a liniment for joint ailments) to the skins of white-browed gibbons and capped leaf monkeys (made into shoulder bags).
- My 40th birthday was celebrated in the Himalayas, where I took valuable pictures of the red goral, one of the world's most endangered animals.
- Pam Groves of the University of Alaska-Fairbanks has shown that the closest relative is actually the goral.
- Along the way you may even sight the Himalayan red panda, musk deer, leopards, black bear, goral and tahr in the national park.

Origin

Mid 19th century: a local word in the Himalayas.

Rhymes

aboral, aural, choral, floral, oral

Definition of goral in US English:

goral

nounˈɡoʊrəlˈɡōrəl

A long-haired goat-antelope with backward curving horns, found in mountainous regions of eastern Asia.
斑羚，青羊
Genus Nemorhaedus, family Bovidae: two species
Example sentencesExamples
- Pam Groves of the University of Alaska-Fairbanks has shown that the closest relative is actually the goral.
- Along the way you may even sight the Himalayan red panda, musk deer, leopards, black bear, goral and tahr in the national park.
- But every animal part is traded, from serow tongues (consumed to treat headaches) and goral legs (ground into a liniment for joint ailments) to the skins of white-browed gibbons and capped leaf monkeys (made into shoulder bags).
- My 40th birthday was celebrated in the Himalayas, where I took valuable pictures of the red goral, one of the world's most endangered animals.

Origin

Mid 19th century: a local word in the Himalayas.

词汇	goral
释义	Definition of goral in English: goral noun ˈɡɔːr(ə)lˈɡoʊrəl A long-haired goat-antelope with backward curving horns, found in mountainous regions of eastern Asia. 斑羚，青羊 Genus Nemorhaedus, family Bovidae: two species Example sentencesExamples But every animal part is traded, from serow tongues (consumed to treat headaches) and goral legs (ground into a liniment for joint ailments) to the skins of white-browed gibbons and capped leaf monkeys (made into shoulder bags). My 40th birthday was celebrated in the Himalayas, where I took valuable pictures of the red goral, one of the world's most endangered animals. Pam Groves of the University of Alaska-Fairbanks has shown that the closest relative is actually the goral. Along the way you may even sight the Himalayan red panda, musk deer, leopards, black bear, goral and tahr in the national park. Origin Mid 19th century: a local word in the Himalayas. Rhymes aboral, aural, choral, floral, oral Definition of goral in US English: goral nounˈɡoʊrəlˈɡōrəl A long-haired goat-antelope with backward curving horns, found in mountainous regions of eastern Asia. 斑羚，青羊 Genus Nemorhaedus, family Bovidae: two species Example sentencesExamples Pam Groves of the University of Alaska-Fairbanks has shown that the closest relative is actually the goral. Along the way you may even sight the Himalayan red panda, musk deer, leopards, black bear, goral and tahr in the national park. But every animal part is traded, from serow tongues (consumed to treat headaches) and goral legs (ground into a liniment for joint ailments) to the skins of white-browed gibbons and capped leaf monkeys (made into shoulder bags). My 40th birthday was celebrated in the Himalayas, where I took valuable pictures of the red goral, one of the world's most endangered animals. Origin Mid 19th century: a local word in the Himalayas.
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