n.象牙，(象和某些其他动物的)长牙

原形：tusk复数：tusks

The elephant's tusks were long and curved, a majestic sight in the savannah.
这头大象的象牙又长又弯，在草原上显得威严壮观。
The poachers were arrested for attempting to smuggle ivory tusks out of the country.
那些偷猎者因试图走私象牙出国外而被捕。
In the ancient culture, tusks were carved into intricate statues and jewelry.
在古代文化中，象牙被雕刻成复杂的雕像和珠宝。
The walrus is known for its large, protruding tusks which it uses to haul itself out of the water.
海象以其大而突出的长牙闻名，它们用这些长牙将自己从水中拖出。
The artisan carefully polished the tusk to reveal its natural luster.
那位工匠小心翼翼地打磨象牙，以展现出其自然的光泽。
The discovery of fossilized mammoth tusks in Siberia has excited paleontologists worldwide.
在西伯利亚发现的猛犸象牙化石让全世界的古生物学家都感到兴奋。
Elephants use their tusks not only for defense but also to dig for water and strip bark from trees.
大象使用象牙不仅是为了防御，也用来挖掘水源和剥去树皮。
The tribal chief wore a headdress adorned with tusks, symbolizing his status and power.
部落首领戴着装饰有象牙的头饰，象征着他的地位和权力。
Conservation efforts have been intensified to protect elephants from being hunted for their valuable tusks.
保护工作已经加强，以防止大象因珍贵的象牙而被猎杀。
The museum exhibit showcased a collection of beautifully crafted tusks from various species, highlighting the need for conservation.
博物馆的展览展示了一系列来自不同物种的精美象牙制品，强调了保护的必要性。