taxidermists
英 [ˈtæksɪdɜːmɪsts]
美 [ˈtæksəˌdɜrməsts]
n. 动物标本剥制师
taxidermist的复数
柯林斯词典
- 动物标本剥制师
A taxidermist is a person whose job is to prepare the skins of dead animals and birds and fill them with a special material to make them look as if they are alive.
双语例句
- Flamingos stuffed by prominent taxidermists tend to offer more value than other animals as there are so few of them.
由于非常稀少，由著名标本制作家填充的火烈鸟标本往往比其它动物标本更值钱。 - The title showed me that, thanks to my skills and my unique technique, I am still one of the best fish taxidermists in the world.
我得到的那个冠军证明，由于我的技巧和独特的技术，我仍是世界上最棒的鱼标本剥制师之一。 - At its peak, the industry had become so robust that thousands of taxidermists operated.
在鼎盛期，这个行业异常活跃，有数千家动物标本制作商。 - The lifelike models of animals that you see in museums are the work of taxidermists.
你在博物馆看到的生动的动物标本都是由剥制师的杰作。