n.海鸥
vt.欺骗某人

原形：gull第三人称单数：gulls复数：gulls过去式：gulled过去分词：gulled现在分词：gulling

The gull swooped down to snatch a piece of bread from a tourist's hand.
海鸥俯冲下来从游客手中抓走一片面包。
Seagulls are known for their scavenging habits, often seen feasting on garbage in coastal areas.
海鸥以觅食垃圾而闻名，常常在海滨地区觅食。
The seagull's distinctive call echoed across the beach at sunset.
海鸥特有的叫声在日落时分回荡在海滩上。
A flock of gulls circled overhead, their white feathers contrasting against the blue sky.
一群海鸥在头顶盘旋，白色的羽毛与蓝天形成鲜明对比。
The ornithologist observed the gulls nesting on the cliffs nearby.
鸟类学家观察到海鸥在附近的悬崖上筑巢。
The careless camper left their food open, attracting a group of gulls to their campsite.
粗心的露营者将食物暴露在外，引来了一群海鸥。
Gulls are adaptable birds, surviving in both urban and natural environments.
海鸥是适应性强的鸟类，能在城市和自然环境中生存。
The gull's keen eyesight allowed it to spot fish hiding beneath the water's surface.
海鸥敏锐的眼睛能看到水下隐藏的鱼。
Despite their size, gulls are surprisingly agile in flight, executing acrobatic maneuvers with ease.
尽管体型较大，海鸥在飞行中却出人意料地灵活，能轻松完成特技飞行。
The local fishermen have a friendly rivalry with the persistent gulls that follow them, hoping for scraps of fish.
当地的渔民与那些紧跟不舍、希望得到鱼肉碎屑的海鸥之间存在着一种友好的竞争关系。