Definition of jaguarundi in English:

jaguarundi

nounPlural jaguarundisˌdʒaɡwəˈrʌndiˌjaɡwəˈrəndē

A small American wild cat with a uniform red or grey coat, slender body, and short legs, found from Arizona to Argentina.
（美洲的）细腰猫
Felis yagouaroundi, family Felidae
Example sentencesExamples
- Jaguarundis do not look like little jaguars - they have small heads with small low set ears, a long flat tail, and a long low set body.
- The refuge's fan-shaped palms harbor migrating warblers, green jays, and long-billed thrashers, and are part of a wildlife corridor for two endangered wild cats, the ocelot and jaguarundi.
- Or you may be lucky enough to spot one of the jaguar's smaller cousins: an ocelot or a puma, a margay or a jaguarundi.
- The jaguarundi has been called the weasel cat, because it does not look like a typical cat. In parts of Mexico they are known as otter cats.
- We had reached Mexico's Calakmul Biosphere Reserve, home to jaguarundis, ocelots, margays, pumas, and jaguars.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from Portuguese, from Tupi-Guarani, from yaguára 'jaguar' + undi 'dark'.

Definition of jaguarundi in US English:

jaguarundi

nounˌjaɡwəˈrəndē

A small American wildcat with a uniform red or gray coat, slender body, and short legs, found from Arizona to Argentina.
（美洲的）细腰猫
Felis yagouaroundi, family Felidae
Example sentencesExamples
- We had reached Mexico's Calakmul Biosphere Reserve, home to jaguarundis, ocelots, margays, pumas, and jaguars.
- The refuge's fan-shaped palms harbor migrating warblers, green jays, and long-billed thrashers, and are part of a wildlife corridor for two endangered wild cats, the ocelot and jaguarundi.
- Or you may be lucky enough to spot one of the jaguar's smaller cousins: an ocelot or a puma, a margay or a jaguarundi.
- Jaguarundis do not look like little jaguars - they have small heads with small low set ears, a long flat tail, and a long low set body.
- The jaguarundi has been called the weasel cat, because it does not look like a typical cat. In parts of Mexico they are known as otter cats.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from Portuguese, from Tupi-Guarani, from yaguára ‘jaguar’ + undi ‘dark’.

词汇	jaguarundi
释义	Definition of jaguarundi in English: jaguarundi nounPlural jaguarundisˌdʒaɡwəˈrʌndiˌjaɡwəˈrəndē A small American wild cat with a uniform red or grey coat, slender body, and short legs, found from Arizona to Argentina. （美洲的）细腰猫 Felis yagouaroundi, family Felidae Example sentencesExamples Jaguarundis do not look like little jaguars - they have small heads with small low set ears, a long flat tail, and a long low set body. The refuge's fan-shaped palms harbor migrating warblers, green jays, and long-billed thrashers, and are part of a wildlife corridor for two endangered wild cats, the ocelot and jaguarundi. Or you may be lucky enough to spot one of the jaguar's smaller cousins: an ocelot or a puma, a margay or a jaguarundi. The jaguarundi has been called the weasel cat, because it does not look like a typical cat. In parts of Mexico they are known as otter cats. We had reached Mexico's Calakmul Biosphere Reserve, home to jaguarundis, ocelots, margays, pumas, and jaguars. Origin Mid 19th century: from Portuguese, from Tupi-Guarani, from yaguára 'jaguar' + undi 'dark'. Definition of jaguarundi in US English: jaguarundi nounˌjaɡwəˈrəndē A small American wildcat with a uniform red or gray coat, slender body, and short legs, found from Arizona to Argentina. （美洲的）细腰猫 Felis yagouaroundi, family Felidae Example sentencesExamples We had reached Mexico's Calakmul Biosphere Reserve, home to jaguarundis, ocelots, margays, pumas, and jaguars. The refuge's fan-shaped palms harbor migrating warblers, green jays, and long-billed thrashers, and are part of a wildlife corridor for two endangered wild cats, the ocelot and jaguarundi. Or you may be lucky enough to spot one of the jaguar's smaller cousins: an ocelot or a puma, a margay or a jaguarundi. Jaguarundis do not look like little jaguars - they have small heads with small low set ears, a long flat tail, and a long low set body. The jaguarundi has been called the weasel cat, because it does not look like a typical cat. In parts of Mexico they are known as otter cats. Origin Mid 19th century: from Portuguese, from Tupi-Guarani, from yaguára ‘jaguar’ + undi ‘dark’.
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