1. 1類人猿;類人的

    Anthropoid is a formal science word for an animal that looks a lot like a human. Apes — , gorillas, orangutans — are the usual examples: flatter faces, bigger brains, hands that can hold things, and (for the apes) no tail. You can say “anthropoid apes,” or “an anthropoid” for the animal itself.

    Anthropoid is a formal science wordanthropoid是一個正式的科學用字for an animal that looks a lot like a human指的是長得很像人類的動物Apes猿類chimpanzees, gorillas, orangutans像黑猩猩、大猩猩、紅毛猩猩are the usual examples是最常見的例子flatter faces比較扁的臉bigger brains比較大的腦hands that can hold things能抓握東西的手and (for the apes) no tail而且(猿類)沒有尾巴You can say你可以說"anthropoid apes,"「anthropoid apes」or "an anthropoid"或「an anthropoid」for the animal itself來指這種動物本身

    Though actually, in older scientific talk the group called anthropoids is wider than “apes”: it takes in monkeys, apes, and humans together, as against animals like .

    Though actually不過其實in older scientific talk在比較舊的科學說法裡the group called anthropoids被稱為anthropoids的這個類群is wider than "apes"範圍比「apes」還要大it takes in monkeys, apes, and humans together它把猴子、猿類和人類都算進去as against animals like lemurs用來跟狐猴之類的動物做區分

    In ordinary English people mostly mean “ape-like.” You will not hear this at the dinner table. “Humanoid” is the more common word now if you mean a robot or a figure given a human shape. Used about a person, it is not kind — it can sound as if you are calling them ape-like.

    In ordinary English在一般的英文裡people mostly mean "ape-like."大家通常是指「像猿一樣」的意思You will not hear this at the dinner table你不會在餐桌上聽到這個字"Humanoid"「Humanoid」is the more common word now現在是比較常用的字if you mean a robot or a figure given a human shape如果你是想講機器人或做成人形的角色Used about a person如果拿來講一個人it is not kind是不禮貌的it can sound as if you are calling them ape-like聽起來就像在說對方像猿猴一樣

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組成From Ancient Greek ἀνθρωποειδής (anthrōpoeidḗs). anthrop- (“human”) + -oid (“like, resembling”).

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anthropoidadj/ˈænθɹəpɔɪd/

  • 1

    Having characteristics of a human, usually in terms of shape or appearance.

    • “And I am sorry for the man she loves,” said the girl, “for he loves her. I never met him, but from what Jane tells me he must be a very wonderful person. It seems that he was born in an African jungle, and brought up by fierce, anthropoid apes.”
    • The origin and development of language led to the differentiation of man from all other forms of animal life. Without this form of thought-communication and preservation man would never have achieved any higher degree of cerebration than the anthropoid ape.
  • 2

    anatomymedicinesciencesHaving characteristics of a human, usually in terms of shape or appearance.

  • 3

    Having characteristics of an ape.

anthropoidnoun/ˈænθɹəpɔɪd/

  • 1

    An anthropoid animal.

    • The tribe of anthropoids over which Kerchak ruled with an iron hand and bared fangs, numbered some six or eight families, each family consisting of an adult male with his females and their young, numbering in all some sixty or seventy apes.
    • Here and there a little group of shattered Indians marked where one of the anthropoids had turned to bay, and sold his life dearly.

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