单词	kokako
释义	kokako /ˈkɔːkakəʊ / noun (plural kokakos) A large New Zealand wattlebird with dark blue-grey plumage, a black downcurved bill, and two blue or orange wattles. Callaeas cinerea, family Callaeidae. Possums can munch half a pound of foliage a day and prey on the eggs and chicks of endangered birds like the kokako, kereru, and kiwi - New Zealand's iconic national bird.... Its cousin, the stunning kokako, is slate gray with sky-blue wattles decorating a black-masked face. Our love for the kiwi, the kokako, and the sperm whale unites us all - as does our commitment to their future well-being. Origin Late 19th century: from Maori.
随便看	one's better feelings one's blood freezes one's blood is up one's daily bread one's ears are burning one's ears prick up oneself one's finer feelings one's finest hour one's gorge rises one's head is a marley one's head swells one's heart goes out to one's heart's desire one's heart sinks one-shot one-shotter one's humble abode one-sided one-sidedly one-sidedness onesie one-size-fits-all one's jaw drops one's life's work

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