Definition of hawksbill in English:

hawksbill

(also hawksbill turtle)

nounˈhɔːksbɪlˈhɔksˌbɪl

A small tropical sea turtle with hooked jaws and overlapping horny plates on the shell, the traditional source of tortoiseshell.
玳瑁
Eretmochelys imbricata, family Cheloniidae
Example sentencesExamples
- For centuries hawksbills have been hunted for their carapace, the natural source of tortoiseshell.
- At the end of the wall we inadvertently disturbed a hawksbill turtle resting among the fronds of a soft coral.
- Another reason for arriving at night and stepping very carefully is that you might encounter a leatherback or hawksbill turtle coming ashore to lay her eggs.
- Turtles, green and hawksbill, still browse among the sponges and coral of the reefs.
- The hawksbill sea turtle population in the Gulf of Thailand is small and in danger of extinction because of illegal fishing and the mammals' limited ability to reproduce.
- On many nights, endangered hawksbill and green sea turtles crawl onto the beach to lay their eggs.
- Green and hawksbill turtles use the beaches for nesting, and the resort has a small hatchery.
- We peer into tubs of wriggling baby turtles - hawksbill, green, loggerhead - each about the size of a 50 cent piece, who await release at night.
- One time I come across one of numerous hawksbill turtles feeding undisturbed on the reef.
- Two of the beaches have evidence of more than 100 nesting pits each and appear to be especially important for hawksbills.
- Japan has agreed to stop importing hawksbill turtles under the threat of a trade ban by the U.S.
- They might decide to visit the Turtle Island park, a famous breeding ground for green and hawksbill turtles.
- There are two species of sea turtles that mate and nest in the Gulf: the hawksbill and the green turtle, both endangered species.
- I reminisce about the sight of a hawksbill turtle and the sound it made as it swept its fins over the sand for a comfortable spot to lay eggs.
- There is incredible 60m visibility, amazing multicoloured coral, and everything from hawksbill turtles to giant manta rays to see.
- The shell, generally from the backplates of the Far Eastern hawksbill turtle, was heated and then molded into the desired shape.
- When conditions are really harsh and the diving itinerary allows only beach diving, there is a good chance of seeing hawksbill turtles on the east coast.
- Close to the mangroves a big hawksbill turtle surfaced then lay motionless in the sunshine, no doubt sunbathing.
- Officers at the center said they cultivate 2 types of baby sea turtles; the lays turtle and the hawksbill turtle.
- Our hawksbills were visiting in search of food and unintimidated by the sharks or by us.

Definition of hawksbill in US English:

hawksbill

(also hawksbill turtle)

nounˈhôksˌbilˈhɔksˌbɪl

A small tropical sea turtle with hooked jaws and overlapping horny plates on the shell, extensively hunted as the traditional source of tortoiseshell.
玳瑁
Eretmochelys imbricata, family Cheloniidae
Example sentencesExamples
- There are two species of sea turtles that mate and nest in the Gulf: the hawksbill and the green turtle, both endangered species.
- Close to the mangroves a big hawksbill turtle surfaced then lay motionless in the sunshine, no doubt sunbathing.
- Our hawksbills were visiting in search of food and unintimidated by the sharks or by us.
- At the end of the wall we inadvertently disturbed a hawksbill turtle resting among the fronds of a soft coral.
- Turtles, green and hawksbill, still browse among the sponges and coral of the reefs.
- I reminisce about the sight of a hawksbill turtle and the sound it made as it swept its fins over the sand for a comfortable spot to lay eggs.
- There is incredible 60m visibility, amazing multicoloured coral, and everything from hawksbill turtles to giant manta rays to see.
- They might decide to visit the Turtle Island park, a famous breeding ground for green and hawksbill turtles.
- Officers at the center said they cultivate 2 types of baby sea turtles; the lays turtle and the hawksbill turtle.
- The shell, generally from the backplates of the Far Eastern hawksbill turtle, was heated and then molded into the desired shape.
- On many nights, endangered hawksbill and green sea turtles crawl onto the beach to lay their eggs.
- We peer into tubs of wriggling baby turtles - hawksbill, green, loggerhead - each about the size of a 50 cent piece, who await release at night.
- Another reason for arriving at night and stepping very carefully is that you might encounter a leatherback or hawksbill turtle coming ashore to lay her eggs.
- When conditions are really harsh and the diving itinerary allows only beach diving, there is a good chance of seeing hawksbill turtles on the east coast.
- Two of the beaches have evidence of more than 100 nesting pits each and appear to be especially important for hawksbills.
- One time I come across one of numerous hawksbill turtles feeding undisturbed on the reef.
- For centuries hawksbills have been hunted for their carapace, the natural source of tortoiseshell.
- The hawksbill sea turtle population in the Gulf of Thailand is small and in danger of extinction because of illegal fishing and the mammals' limited ability to reproduce.
- Japan has agreed to stop importing hawksbill turtles under the threat of a trade ban by the U.S.
- Green and hawksbill turtles use the beaches for nesting, and the resort has a small hatchery.

词汇	hawksbill
释义	Definition of hawksbill in English: hawksbill (also hawksbill turtle) nounˈhɔːksbɪlˈhɔksˌbɪl A small tropical sea turtle with hooked jaws and overlapping horny plates on the shell, the traditional source of tortoiseshell. 玳瑁 Eretmochelys imbricata, family Cheloniidae Example sentencesExamples For centuries hawksbills have been hunted for their carapace, the natural source of tortoiseshell. At the end of the wall we inadvertently disturbed a hawksbill turtle resting among the fronds of a soft coral. Another reason for arriving at night and stepping very carefully is that you might encounter a leatherback or hawksbill turtle coming ashore to lay her eggs. Turtles, green and hawksbill, still browse among the sponges and coral of the reefs. The hawksbill sea turtle population in the Gulf of Thailand is small and in danger of extinction because of illegal fishing and the mammals' limited ability to reproduce. On many nights, endangered hawksbill and green sea turtles crawl onto the beach to lay their eggs. Green and hawksbill turtles use the beaches for nesting, and the resort has a small hatchery. We peer into tubs of wriggling baby turtles - hawksbill, green, loggerhead - each about the size of a 50 cent piece, who await release at night. One time I come across one of numerous hawksbill turtles feeding undisturbed on the reef. Two of the beaches have evidence of more than 100 nesting pits each and appear to be especially important for hawksbills. Japan has agreed to stop importing hawksbill turtles under the threat of a trade ban by the U.S. They might decide to visit the Turtle Island park, a famous breeding ground for green and hawksbill turtles. There are two species of sea turtles that mate and nest in the Gulf: the hawksbill and the green turtle, both endangered species. I reminisce about the sight of a hawksbill turtle and the sound it made as it swept its fins over the sand for a comfortable spot to lay eggs. There is incredible 60m visibility, amazing multicoloured coral, and everything from hawksbill turtles to giant manta rays to see. The shell, generally from the backplates of the Far Eastern hawksbill turtle, was heated and then molded into the desired shape. When conditions are really harsh and the diving itinerary allows only beach diving, there is a good chance of seeing hawksbill turtles on the east coast. Close to the mangroves a big hawksbill turtle surfaced then lay motionless in the sunshine, no doubt sunbathing. Officers at the center said they cultivate 2 types of baby sea turtles; the lays turtle and the hawksbill turtle. Our hawksbills were visiting in search of food and unintimidated by the sharks or by us. Definition of hawksbill in US English: hawksbill (also hawksbill turtle) nounˈhôksˌbilˈhɔksˌbɪl A small tropical sea turtle with hooked jaws and overlapping horny plates on the shell, extensively hunted as the traditional source of tortoiseshell. 玳瑁 Eretmochelys imbricata, family Cheloniidae Example sentencesExamples There are two species of sea turtles that mate and nest in the Gulf: the hawksbill and the green turtle, both endangered species. Close to the mangroves a big hawksbill turtle surfaced then lay motionless in the sunshine, no doubt sunbathing. Our hawksbills were visiting in search of food and unintimidated by the sharks or by us. At the end of the wall we inadvertently disturbed a hawksbill turtle resting among the fronds of a soft coral. Turtles, green and hawksbill, still browse among the sponges and coral of the reefs. I reminisce about the sight of a hawksbill turtle and the sound it made as it swept its fins over the sand for a comfortable spot to lay eggs. There is incredible 60m visibility, amazing multicoloured coral, and everything from hawksbill turtles to giant manta rays to see. They might decide to visit the Turtle Island park, a famous breeding ground for green and hawksbill turtles. Officers at the center said they cultivate 2 types of baby sea turtles; the lays turtle and the hawksbill turtle. The shell, generally from the backplates of the Far Eastern hawksbill turtle, was heated and then molded into the desired shape. On many nights, endangered hawksbill and green sea turtles crawl onto the beach to lay their eggs. We peer into tubs of wriggling baby turtles - hawksbill, green, loggerhead - each about the size of a 50 cent piece, who await release at night. Another reason for arriving at night and stepping very carefully is that you might encounter a leatherback or hawksbill turtle coming ashore to lay her eggs. When conditions are really harsh and the diving itinerary allows only beach diving, there is a good chance of seeing hawksbill turtles on the east coast. Two of the beaches have evidence of more than 100 nesting pits each and appear to be especially important for hawksbills. One time I come across one of numerous hawksbill turtles feeding undisturbed on the reef. For centuries hawksbills have been hunted for their carapace, the natural source of tortoiseshell. The hawksbill sea turtle population in the Gulf of Thailand is small and in danger of extinction because of illegal fishing and the mammals' limited ability to reproduce. Japan has agreed to stop importing hawksbill turtles under the threat of a trade ban by the U.S. Green and hawksbill turtles use the beaches for nesting, and the resort has a small hatchery.
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