Definition of giant salamander in English:

giant salamander

noun

A very large salamander that is native to North America and eastern Asia.
a terrestrial salamander (three species in the family Dicamptodontidae), of western North America.
a permanently aquatic salamander (three species in the family Cryptobranchidae), e.g. the American hellbender.
Example sentencesExamples
- It is also similar to the endangered Asian giant salamander, which can grow more than 5 feet long.
- You can even see deer, giant salamanders and goats, if lucky.
- Living relatives include the Asian giant salamander, which can grow as big as a small human adult, and the smaller hellbender of North America.
- The earliest ones looked like giant salamanders, measuring about four feet long, Hedges said.
- The closest relative of the Japanese and Chinese giant salamanders is the hellbender of the eastern U.S.

Definition of giant salamander in US English:

giant salamander

noun

A very large salamander that is native to North America and eastern Asia.
a terrestrial salamander (three species in the family Dicamptodontidae), of western North America
a permanently aquatic salamander (three species in the family Cryptobranchidae), e.g., the American hellbender
Example sentencesExamples
- Living relatives include the Asian giant salamander, which can grow as big as a small human adult, and the smaller hellbender of North America.
- The closest relative of the Japanese and Chinese giant salamanders is the hellbender of the eastern U.S.
- The earliest ones looked like giant salamanders, measuring about four feet long, Hedges said.
- You can even see deer, giant salamanders and goats, if lucky.
- It is also similar to the endangered Asian giant salamander, which can grow more than 5 feet long.

单词	giant salamander
释义	Definition of giant salamander in English: giant salamander noun A very large salamander that is native to North America and eastern Asia. a terrestrial salamander (three species in the family Dicamptodontidae), of western North America. a permanently aquatic salamander (three species in the family Cryptobranchidae), e.g. the American hellbender. Example sentencesExamples It is also similar to the endangered Asian giant salamander, which can grow more than 5 feet long. You can even see deer, giant salamanders and goats, if lucky. Living relatives include the Asian giant salamander, which can grow as big as a small human adult, and the smaller hellbender of North America. The earliest ones looked like giant salamanders, measuring about four feet long, Hedges said. The closest relative of the Japanese and Chinese giant salamanders is the hellbender of the eastern U.S. Definition of giant salamander in US English: giant salamander noun A very large salamander that is native to North America and eastern Asia. a terrestrial salamander (three species in the family Dicamptodontidae), of western North America a permanently aquatic salamander (three species in the family Cryptobranchidae), e.g., the American hellbender Example sentencesExamples Living relatives include the Asian giant salamander, which can grow as big as a small human adult, and the smaller hellbender of North America. The closest relative of the Japanese and Chinese giant salamanders is the hellbender of the eastern U.S. The earliest ones looked like giant salamanders, measuring about four feet long, Hedges said. You can even see deer, giant salamanders and goats, if lucky. It is also similar to the endangered Asian giant salamander, which can grow more than 5 feet long.
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