Definition of colugo in English:

colugo

nounPlural colugos kəˈluːɡəʊkəˈlo͞oɡō

another term for flying lemur
Example sentencesExamples
- The skull of a colugo is very distinctive, broad and flat in outline and with a nearly complete postorbital process that sets off the eye sockets.
- Bats are thought to be related most closely to the Dermoptera, a small order of mammals (two species) which includes the colugos or ‘flying lemurs’ of the Phillippines.
- Their ancestors might have looked a little like colugos.
- This superorder comprises primates, colugos, bats, and tree shrews.
- However, the many lineages of gliding animals today, including a host of lizards, squirrels, marsupials, and colugos show no signs of turning into flappers anytime soon.

Origin

Late 18th century: of unknown origin.

Definition of colugo in US English:

colugo

nounkəˈlo͞oɡō

another term for flying lemur
Example sentencesExamples
- Bats are thought to be related most closely to the Dermoptera, a small order of mammals (two species) which includes the colugos or ‘flying lemurs’ of the Phillippines.
- This superorder comprises primates, colugos, bats, and tree shrews.
- However, the many lineages of gliding animals today, including a host of lizards, squirrels, marsupials, and colugos show no signs of turning into flappers anytime soon.
- Their ancestors might have looked a little like colugos.
- The skull of a colugo is very distinctive, broad and flat in outline and with a nearly complete postorbital process that sets off the eye sockets.

Origin

Late 18th century: of unknown origin.

单词	colugo
释义	Definition of colugo in English: colugo nounPlural colugos kəˈluːɡəʊkəˈlo͞oɡō another term for flying lemur Example sentencesExamples The skull of a colugo is very distinctive, broad and flat in outline and with a nearly complete postorbital process that sets off the eye sockets. Bats are thought to be related most closely to the Dermoptera, a small order of mammals (two species) which includes the colugos or ‘flying lemurs’ of the Phillippines. Their ancestors might have looked a little like colugos. This superorder comprises primates, colugos, bats, and tree shrews. However, the many lineages of gliding animals today, including a host of lizards, squirrels, marsupials, and colugos show no signs of turning into flappers anytime soon. Origin Late 18th century: of unknown origin. Definition of colugo in US English: colugo nounkəˈlo͞oɡō another term for flying lemur Example sentencesExamples Bats are thought to be related most closely to the Dermoptera, a small order of mammals (two species) which includes the colugos or ‘flying lemurs’ of the Phillippines. This superorder comprises primates, colugos, bats, and tree shrews. However, the many lineages of gliding animals today, including a host of lizards, squirrels, marsupials, and colugos show no signs of turning into flappers anytime soon. Their ancestors might have looked a little like colugos. The skull of a colugo is very distinctive, broad and flat in outline and with a nearly complete postorbital process that sets off the eye sockets. Origin Late 18th century: of unknown origin.
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