駞 (tuó) - Camel — refers to the camel animal, particularly
駞 · tuó
Camel — refers to the camel animal, particularly the Bactrian camel with two humps.
Camel — refers to the camel animal, particularly
Usage highlights
CamelCamel hairCamel humpCamel caravanCamel saddleCamel bell
Usage & contexts
Examples
- The camel caravan crossed the desert (骆驼队).
- Bactrian camels have two humps (双峰驼).
- Camel hair is used for textiles (驼绒).
- The camel is known as the ship of the desert (沙漠之舟).
Collocations
- Camel(骆驼)
- Camel hair(驼绒)
- Camel hump(驼峰)
- Camel caravan(驼队)
- Camel saddle(驼鞍)
- Camel bell(驼铃)
Idioms
- Camel in a flock of sheep — stands out from the crowd(羊群里的骆驼)
- A camel's hump cannot be straightened — inherent nature cannot be changed(驼背直不了)
- Like a camel entering a tent — an unwelcome intrusion(骆驼进帐篷)
Cultural background
FAQ- Camels were essential pack animals on the Silk Road, symbolizing endurance and trade.
- In Chinese culture, camels represent perseverance through hardship and long journeys.
- The character 駞 is a variant form of the more common 驼 for 'camel'.