unicorn

英 [ˈjuːnɪkɔːn]

美 [ˈjuːnɪkɔːrn]

n. (传说中的)独角兽

复数：unicorns　

BNC.20438 / COCA.17309

牛津词典

noun

（传说中的）独角兽
(in stories) an animal like a white horse with a long straight horn on its head

（故事和传说中的）独角兽
In stories and legends, aunicornis an imaginary animal that looks like a white horse and has a horn growing from its forehead.

noun

an imaginary creature represented as a white horse with a long horn growing from its forehead

'The Lion and the Unicorn, of course,' said the King.
当然是狮子与独角兽。国王说。
For years, the tech industry has been waiting on a unicorn device: a great, low-priced smartphone.
多年以来，科技行业都在等待一台像独角兽一样罕有的设备现身：一款出色、价格低廉的智能手机。
The giraffe grown in Africa was mistaken for the Qilin ( Chinese unicorn) in the Ming Dynasty.
明代将非洲产的长颈鹿比附为麒麟。
It's like a unicorn having sex with a duck.
就象独角兽和鸭子睡了。
So there is a chance that the Baron is covered in Unicorn blood.
所以说，有可能巴罗身上也布满了独角兽的血。
Horned viper; great horned owl; the unicorn& a mythical horned beast; long-horned cattle.
角蛇；大角枭；麒麟-神话中的有角兽；长角牛。
This is a new China-policy unicorn.
这是对华政策的一个新神话。
Presumably you won't be needing the Unicorn tonight?
大概您今晚不需要牛角了吧？
Which he mistook for a unicorn from an ancient Chinese myth.
因为他将其误认为中国古老传说中的独角兽。
He's modelling a unicorn in wax.
他用蜡制作独角兽。