| 释义 |
cay
I. \ˈkē (usual in W Indies), ˈkā\ noun
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Etymology: Spanish cayo — more at key
: a small low island or emergent reef of sand or coral : islet, key — used especially in the West Indies
II. \ˈkī\ noun
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Etymology: American Spanish cay, caí, from Guarani caí, literally, bashful; from its habit of hiding its face in its hands
: a monkey of the genus Cebus : capuchin |