Definition of papillon in English:

papillon

nounˈpapɪlɒnˈpapɪjɒ̃ˌpäpēˈyôn

A dog of a toy breed with ears suggesting the form of a butterfly.
Example sentencesExamples
- Papillons are supposed to be absolutely wonderful companion dogs: friendly, smart, very driven to be helpful and interact with people.
- The dogs - a mongrel, a Labrador, a papillon and three cocker spaniels - identified their chosen sample by lying down next to it.
- The Papillon is sometimes called the "butterfly dog" because the ears look like butterfly wings. He always has an alert and intelligent expression.

Origin

Early 20th century: from French, literally 'butterfly', from Latin papilio(n-).

Definition of papillon in US English:

papillon

nounˌpäpēˈyôn

A dog of a toy breed with ears suggesting the form of a butterfly.
Example sentencesExamples
- Papillons are supposed to be absolutely wonderful companion dogs: friendly, smart, very driven to be helpful and interact with people.
- The dogs - a mongrel, a Labrador, a papillon and three cocker spaniels - identified their chosen sample by lying down next to it.
- The Papillon is sometimes called the "butterfly dog" because the ears look like butterfly wings. He always has an alert and intelligent expression.

Origin

Early 20th century: from French, literally ‘butterfly’, from Latin papilio(n-).

单词	papillon
释义	Definition of papillon in English: papillon nounˈpapɪlɒnˈpapɪjɒ̃ˌpäpēˈyôn A dog of a toy breed with ears suggesting the form of a butterfly. Example sentencesExamples Papillons are supposed to be absolutely wonderful companion dogs: friendly, smart, very driven to be helpful and interact with people. The dogs - a mongrel, a Labrador, a papillon and three cocker spaniels - identified their chosen sample by lying down next to it. The Papillon is sometimes called the "butterfly dog" because the ears look like butterfly wings. He always has an alert and intelligent expression. Origin Early 20th century: from French, literally 'butterfly', from Latin papilio(n-). Definition of papillon in US English: papillon nounˌpäpēˈyôn A dog of a toy breed with ears suggesting the form of a butterfly. Example sentencesExamples Papillons are supposed to be absolutely wonderful companion dogs: friendly, smart, very driven to be helpful and interact with people. The dogs - a mongrel, a Labrador, a papillon and three cocker spaniels - identified their chosen sample by lying down next to it. The Papillon is sometimes called the "butterfly dog" because the ears look like butterfly wings. He always has an alert and intelligent expression. Origin Early 20th century: from French, literally ‘butterfly’, from Latin papilio(n-).
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