anura

anura的音标是["ænjʊərə]，基本意思是“两栖动物”或“两栖类”。

速记技巧：可以尝试使用谐音法来记忆，读音类似“俺肉啦”，这样更便于记忆。

Anura这个词来源于拉丁语，意为“水陆两栖动物”。这个词通常用来指代青蛙和蟾蜍等两栖动物。

变化形式：在英语中，anura作为名词时，其复数形式是anurans。

相关单词：

1. frog（青蛙）：青蛙是一种常见的anura，它们在自然界中扮演着重要的角色，可以帮助控制害虫的数量。

2. toad（蟾蜍）：蟾蜍也是anura的一种，它们通常生活在泥土中或洞穴里。

3. crocodile（鳄鱼）：鳄鱼是一种anura，它们是世界上最危险的动物之一。

4. amphibian（两栖动物）：这是一个英语单词，用来描述anura和其他类似的两栖动物。

5. aquatic（水生动物）：这个英语单词也可以用来描述anura和其他水生动物。

6. amphibious（两栖的）：这个英语单词用来描述具有在陆地和水下生活的能力的动物。

7. salamander（蝾螈）：这是一种特殊的anura，它们可以在陆地上和水中生活。

8. leopard（豹子）：豹子是一种哺乳动物，但因为其独特的花纹和敏捷的习性，也被视为一种anura。

9. anuran（无尾目动物）：这是一个英语单词，用来描述anura中的无尾目动物。

10. amphibianism（两栖生活方式）：这个英语单词用来描述像anura这样的生活方式的动物，既能在陆地上生活也能在水下生活。

以上这些单词都与anura这个词有直接或间接的关系，并且可以用来描述anura这种生物的不同方面。

常用短语：

1. anura the frog

2. jump out of its skin

3. hop around

4. leap into the air

5. leap over

6. leap out of the way

7. hop on one foot

8. jump into a puddle

例句：

1. The anura leaped out of its skin with a pop.

2. The frog hopped around, catching insects as they emerged from their hiding places.

3. The anura leaped into the air, catching the fly with its long tongue.

4. The anura leaped over the obstacle, landing safely on the other side.

5. The anura hopped on one foot, trying to keep up with its fast-paced life.

6. The frog jumps into a puddle, splashing water everywhere.

7. An anura leaped into my heart when I saw it for the first time.

英文小作文：

The world of anura is full of surprises and wonders. From hopping around to leaping into the air, these little creatures are constantly on the move, exploring their surroundings and catching their prey with incredible agility and speed. I often find myself wondering what it would be like to be a frog, to leap over obstacles, to hop on one foot, and to jump into puddles with abandon and excitement. I am fascinated by their ability to adapt to their environment and to thrive in such a diverse and challenging world. I hope to learn more about their biology and ecology in the future, so that I can better understand their remarkable adaptations and appreciate their role in our ecosystems.