Definition of ultrasaurus in English:

ultrasaurus

nounˈʌltrəsɔːrəsˌəltrəˈsôrəs

A late Jurassic dinosaur related to brachiosaurus, known from only a few bones but probably the tallest ever animal, and possibly the heaviest at up to 130 tons.
极龙，巨龙，超龙
Genus Ultrasaurus, infraorder Sauropoda, order Saurischia
Example sentencesExamples
- When I was about 5 I had a dinosaur book and there was a page with a silhouette drawing of a man standing beside an ultrasaurus leg.
- But scientists have taken a second look and surmise that ultrasaurus could be the remains of a huge brachiosaur and supersaurus mixed together.
- Many of the sauropods are closely related and perhaps you are correct in thinking ultrasaurus is just a massive brachiosuar but this is doubtful.
- Jensen named the Ultrasaurus in 1985 (meaning "Ultra lizard").
- All in all, I think it's easier to stick with ultrasaurus.

Origin

Modern Latin, from Latin ultra 'beyond' + Greek sauros 'lizard'.

Definition of ultrasaurus in US English:

ultrasaurus

nounˌəltrəˈsôrəs

A late Jurassic dinosaur related to the brachiosaurus, known from only a few bones but probably the tallest animal ever, and possibly the heaviest at up to 130 tons.
极龙，巨龙，超龙
Genus Ultrasaurus, infraorder Sauropoda, order Saurischia
Example sentencesExamples
- When I was about 5 I had a dinosaur book and there was a page with a silhouette drawing of a man standing beside an ultrasaurus leg.
- All in all, I think it's easier to stick with ultrasaurus.
- Jensen named the Ultrasaurus in 1985 (meaning "Ultra lizard").
- Many of the sauropods are closely related and perhaps you are correct in thinking ultrasaurus is just a massive brachiosuar but this is doubtful.
- But scientists have taken a second look and surmise that ultrasaurus could be the remains of a huge brachiosaur and supersaurus mixed together.

Origin

Modern Latin, from Latin ultra ‘beyond’ + Greek sauros ‘lizard’.

词汇	ultrasaurus
释义	Definition of ultrasaurus in English: ultrasaurus nounˈʌltrəsɔːrəsˌəltrəˈsôrəs A late Jurassic dinosaur related to brachiosaurus, known from only a few bones but probably the tallest ever animal, and possibly the heaviest at up to 130 tons. 极龙，巨龙，超龙 Genus Ultrasaurus, infraorder Sauropoda, order Saurischia Example sentencesExamples When I was about 5 I had a dinosaur book and there was a page with a silhouette drawing of a man standing beside an ultrasaurus leg. But scientists have taken a second look and surmise that ultrasaurus could be the remains of a huge brachiosaur and supersaurus mixed together. Many of the sauropods are closely related and perhaps you are correct in thinking ultrasaurus is just a massive brachiosuar but this is doubtful. Jensen named the Ultrasaurus in 1985 (meaning "Ultra lizard"). All in all, I think it's easier to stick with ultrasaurus. Origin Modern Latin, from Latin ultra 'beyond' + Greek sauros 'lizard'. Definition of ultrasaurus in US English: ultrasaurus nounˌəltrəˈsôrəs A late Jurassic dinosaur related to the brachiosaurus, known from only a few bones but probably the tallest animal ever, and possibly the heaviest at up to 130 tons. 极龙，巨龙，超龙 Genus Ultrasaurus, infraorder Sauropoda, order Saurischia Example sentencesExamples When I was about 5 I had a dinosaur book and there was a page with a silhouette drawing of a man standing beside an ultrasaurus leg. All in all, I think it's easier to stick with ultrasaurus. Jensen named the Ultrasaurus in 1985 (meaning "Ultra lizard"). Many of the sauropods are closely related and perhaps you are correct in thinking ultrasaurus is just a massive brachiosuar but this is doubtful. But scientists have taken a second look and surmise that ultrasaurus could be the remains of a huge brachiosaur and supersaurus mixed together. Origin Modern Latin, from Latin ultra ‘beyond’ + Greek sauros ‘lizard’.
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