animal carcass

animal carcass的音标为["ænjʊm(ə)l, kɑːrs] ，翻译为“动物尸体”的意思。其速记技巧是：carcass取首字母c，加上动物animal，组成单词carn，意为“肉体”。因此，animal carcass可以速记为“肉体尸体”。

英文词源：

animal carcass（动物尸体）来源于拉丁语“corpus animalis”，意为“动物的身体”。

变化形式：

carcass在英语中通常使用其名词形式，没有特定的变化形式。

相关单词：

1. corpse（尸体） - 来自拉丁语“corpus”和“s”的组合，意为“身体”。

2. skeleton（骷髅） - 来自拉丁语“skeletus”，意为“骨架”。

3. corps（部队） - 来自拉丁语“corpus”，意为“身体”。

4. carcasses（尸体） - 复数形式，表示多个尸体。

5. cadaver（尸体） - 来自拉丁语“cadaveris”，意为“死者的身体”。

6. corpse-like（似尸体的） - 描述物体或人的外观，类似于尸体。

7. corpse-rot（尸体腐烂） - 描述尸体腐烂的过程。

8. corpse-dust（尸体尘埃） - 描述尸体腐烂后的残留物。

9. corpse-eating（食尸鬼） - 一种传说中的生物，以食腐动物尸体为生。

10. carcass-eating（食动物尸体的） - 描述动物以食动物尸体为生的习性。

以上单词都与动物尸体有关，描述了尸体在不同方面的特征和用途。这些单词在英语中广泛使用，并具有丰富的含义和用法。

animal carcass相关的常用短语：

1. carcass of the dead animal

2. meat from the carcass

3. scavenging on the carcass

4. pick through the carcass

5. strip the carcass

6. carcass remains

7. carcass of a dead animal

例句：

1. After the storm, the carcass of a dead animal was lying on the ground.

2. The dogs were scavenging on the carcass of a dead deer.

3. She picked through the carcass of the dead pig, looking for any remaining scraps of meat.

4. The carcass of the dead elephant was left to rot in the forest.

5. The carcass of the plane crashed into the mountainside and was stripped bare by scavengers.

6. The police found the carcass of a missing dog and returned it to its owner.

7. The sight of the carcass of a dead animal is always distressing.

英文小作文：

Once upon a time, there was a beautiful forest filled with animals and birds. One day, a terrible storm came and many animals died in the forest. After the storm, many carcasses of dead animals were left behind, and scavengers came to feed on them. The forest became a scene of chaos and destruction, but slowly, nature took its course and life returned to normal. The animals and birds began to rebuild their homes and communities, and the forest became once again filled with life and beauty. However, we must always remember to respect and protect our environment, so that we can preserve our planet for future generations.