Definition of carnosaur in English:

carnosaur

nounˈkɑːnəsɔːˈkärnəˌsôr

A large bipedal carnivorous dinosaur, typically one with greatly reduced forelimbs.
肉食龙
Infraorder Carnosauria, suborder Theropoda, order Saurischia; includes tyrannosaurus, allosaurus, and megalosaurus
Example sentencesExamples
- Many carnosaurs have fairly good-sized forelimbs, unlike the Tyrannosauridae.
- On average, the carnosaurs were larger than most other theropods.
- In this classification scheme, carnosaurs represent the largest carnivorous animals to ever walk the land.
- The large carnosaurs and tyrannosaurs also appear to have shorter teeth than would be expected for a mammalian carnivore of their body size.
- Allosaurus, predecessor to the Tyrannosaurus Rex and the dominant ‘carnosaur’ - carnivorous dinosaur - of the mid-Jurassic age, has been well known to palaeontologists for decades.

Origin

1930s: from modern Latin, from Latin caro, carn- 'flesh' + Greek sauros 'lizard'.

Definition of carnosaur in US English:

carnosaur

(also carnosaurus)

nounˈkärnəˌsôr

A large bipedal carnivorous dinosaur, typically one with greatly reduced forelimbs.
肉食龙
Infraorder Carnosauria, suborder Theropoda, order Saurischia; includes tyrannosaurus, allosaurus, and megalosaurus
Example sentencesExamples
- In this classification scheme, carnosaurs represent the largest carnivorous animals to ever walk the land.
- The large carnosaurs and tyrannosaurs also appear to have shorter teeth than would be expected for a mammalian carnivore of their body size.
- Many carnosaurs have fairly good-sized forelimbs, unlike the Tyrannosauridae.
- Allosaurus, predecessor to the Tyrannosaurus Rex and the dominant ‘carnosaur’ - carnivorous dinosaur - of the mid-Jurassic age, has been well known to palaeontologists for decades.
- On average, the carnosaurs were larger than most other theropods.

Origin

1930s: from modern Latin, from Latin caro, carn- ‘flesh’ + Greek sauros ‘lizard’.

词汇	carnosaur
释义	Definition of carnosaur in English: carnosaur nounˈkɑːnəsɔːˈkärnəˌsôr A large bipedal carnivorous dinosaur, typically one with greatly reduced forelimbs. 肉食龙 Infraorder Carnosauria, suborder Theropoda, order Saurischia; includes tyrannosaurus, allosaurus, and megalosaurus Example sentencesExamples Many carnosaurs have fairly good-sized forelimbs, unlike the Tyrannosauridae. On average, the carnosaurs were larger than most other theropods. In this classification scheme, carnosaurs represent the largest carnivorous animals to ever walk the land. The large carnosaurs and tyrannosaurs also appear to have shorter teeth than would be expected for a mammalian carnivore of their body size. Allosaurus, predecessor to the Tyrannosaurus Rex and the dominant ‘carnosaur’ - carnivorous dinosaur - of the mid-Jurassic age, has been well known to palaeontologists for decades. Origin 1930s: from modern Latin, from Latin caro, carn- 'flesh' + Greek sauros 'lizard'. Definition of carnosaur in US English: carnosaur (also carnosaurus) nounˈkärnəˌsôr A large bipedal carnivorous dinosaur, typically one with greatly reduced forelimbs. 肉食龙 Infraorder Carnosauria, suborder Theropoda, order Saurischia; includes tyrannosaurus, allosaurus, and megalosaurus Example sentencesExamples In this classification scheme, carnosaurs represent the largest carnivorous animals to ever walk the land. The large carnosaurs and tyrannosaurs also appear to have shorter teeth than would be expected for a mammalian carnivore of their body size. Many carnosaurs have fairly good-sized forelimbs, unlike the Tyrannosauridae. Allosaurus, predecessor to the Tyrannosaurus Rex and the dominant ‘carnosaur’ - carnivorous dinosaur - of the mid-Jurassic age, has been well known to palaeontologists for decades. On average, the carnosaurs were larger than most other theropods. Origin 1930s: from modern Latin, from Latin caro, carn- ‘flesh’ + Greek sauros ‘lizard’.
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