Definition of Maine Coon in English:
Maine Coon
(also Maine Coon cat)
noun
A large, powerful cat of a long-haired breed, originally from America.
缅因库恩猫- The Maine Coon is one of the largest purebreds, heavy-boned, broad-chested, with sturdy legs.
- One of the oldest natural breeds in North America, the Maine Coon is regarded as a native of the state of Maine.
- The Maine Coon comes in a rainbow of colors.
- The Maine Coon is well known for its loving nature, kindly disposition and great intelligence.
- Most Maine Coons will stay close by, probably occupying the chair next to yours instead.
Origin
1970s: so named because of partial resemblance to the raccoon.
Definition of Maine Coon in US English:
Maine Coon
(also Maine Coon cat)
noun
A large, powerful domestic cat of a long-haired breed, native to America.
缅因库恩猫- The Maine Coon is one of the largest purebreds, heavy-boned, broad-chested, with sturdy legs.
- The Maine Coon is well known for its loving nature, kindly disposition and great intelligence.
- One of the oldest natural breeds in North America, the Maine Coon is regarded as a native of the state of Maine.
- Most Maine Coons will stay close by, probably occupying the chair next to yours instead.
- The Maine Coon comes in a rainbow of colors.
Origin
1970s: so named because of partial resemblance to the raccoon.