alpaca

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Animals, Material & textilesalpacaal‧pac‧a /ælˈpækə/ noun 1 [countable]HBA an animal from South America with long hair that looks like a llama2 [uncountable]TIM cloth made from the wool of an alpacaExamples from the Corpusalpaca• The train chugged down to the mountain-ringed plains where sheep and alpaca were herded by bowler-hatted women.• I have eaten alpaca: the Incas ate alpaca.• But people decided it was only inferiors who ate alpaca meat.• He could farm alpaca, deer and wild boar.• He works in the craft business there, making rugs from alpaca.• Papas, maize, alpaca, puma, condors.• Tipper Gore will wear a Jennifer George blue wool dress and jacket set topped by a sapphire alpaca coat for day.Origin alpaca (1700-1800) Spanish Aymara allpaca

单词	alpaca
释义	alpaca From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Animals, Material & textilesalpacaal‧pac‧a /ælˈpækə/ noun 1 [countable]HBA an animal from South America with long hair that looks like a llama2 [uncountable]TIM cloth made from the wool of an alpacaExamples from the Corpusalpaca• The train chugged down to the mountain-ringed plains where sheep and alpaca were herded by bowler-hatted women.• I have eaten alpaca: the Incas ate alpaca.• But people decided it was only inferiors who ate alpaca meat.• He could farm alpaca, deer and wild boar.• He works in the craft business there, making rugs from alpaca.• Papas, maize, alpaca, puma, condors.• Tipper Gore will wear a Jennifer George blue wool dress and jacket set topped by a sapphire alpaca coat for day.Origin alpaca (1700-1800) Spanish Aymara allpaca
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