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日本民間傳說中愛調皮搗蛋的狸貓
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The naughty raccoon dogs of Japan folklore
Japanese folklore is full of supernatural creatures. Many of these are similar to animals found in Japan, such as foxes, snakes, or spiders. While some creatures are considered dangerous to humans, others are seen as symbols of good luck.
One of the most curious creatures is the tanuki , or the Japanese raccoon dog. In nature, tanuki are small brown animals that are easily recognized for the dark circles around their eyes. Although they look similar to the North American raccoon, tanuki are actually more closely related to wolves and foxes.
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Words in Use
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trickster
[ˋtrɪkstɚ]
n. 惡作劇者;騙子
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a raccoon dog
n. 狸貓;貉
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raccoon
[ræˋkun]
n. 浣熊
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supernatural
[͵supɚˋnætʃərəl]
a. 超自然的
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sighting
[ˈsaɪtɪŋ]
n. 看見,目擊
Practical Phrases
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be related to
與⋯⋯有關
The artist's paintings are related to the relationship between man and nature.
那名藝術家的畫作是關於人類與大自然之間的關係。
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play a trick on...
戲 / 捉弄……
Billy was playing tricks on his little brother.
比利在戲弄他弟弟。
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in hopes of V-ing
抱著⋯⋯的希望，期望⋯⋯
Mark dressed up in hopes of making a good impression on his girlfriend's parents.
馬克盛裝打扮以期望給女友的父母留下好印象。
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