Similar words: zoological, botanical garden, chronological order, psychological disorder, geological, biological, ecological, urological. Meaning: n. the facility where wild animals are housed for exhibition.
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(1) The first zoological garden in the United States was established in 1874.
(2) He is the chief person responsible for a zoological garden.
(3) The significance of wild zoological garden is expounded, and problems appeared during its development and its relative countermeasures are raised.
(4) She had, she admitted to herself, foolishly pictured the slopes of the mountain as a kind of zoological garden.
(5) An emaciated cat quickly dropped from the ladder, watched something under vanilla jar, kept yelling out rudely, but Xiamen zoological garden people may not inquire what happened.
(6) The Postlingberg-Bahn mountain tram is a great way for tourists to ride up to the Linz Zoological Garden and is an ideal experience to combine with a visit to the Zoo in Austria.
(7) More than 6,000 children from kindergarten and primary schools take part in a sketching competition at Taipei Zoological Garden on April 18. Sentencedict.com
(8) "I see quite a number of rings on your tail, " said an Alderman to a Raccoon that he met in a zoological garden.
(9) During a shower of rain, the Keeper of a Zoological garden observed a Man of Principle crouching beneath the belly of the ostrich, which had drawn itself up to its full height to sleep.
(10) We conducted the digestive tract anatomy with 5 Crested Ibis which are captive -breeding in Beijing Zoological Garden.
(11) An emaciated cat dropped from the ladder, watched something under vanilla jar, kept yelling out rudely, but Xiamen zoological garden people may not question what happened.
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