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T-Rex noun[ Cusually singular ] (alsoT Rex, T-rex, T rex)uk /ˈtiːˌreks/ us /ˈtiːˌreks/ a very large, meat-eating dinosaur with large, powerful back legs, small front legs and a long tail. T-Rex is short for Tyrannosaurus rex, a dinosaur of the tyrannosaurus genus (= a group of animals, less similar than a species): 暴龙(Tyrannosaurus rex的简称) The top speed of a T-Rex has been a controversy for many years now. 暴龙最快的奔跑速度多年来一直是个争议话题。 There's a Prehistoric Park where you can meet life-size models of T Rex and friends in "natural" habitats.有一个史前公园,在那里你可以在“自然”栖息地看见真身大小的暴龙和其他恐龙模型。 Dorling Kindersley/ Dorling Kindersley/GettyImages T-Rex was cold blooded and big. The Giganotosaurus was a massive dinosaur that existed 30 million years before the T-rex. Contrary to popular belief, the T rex is not the largest dinosaur in history. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Prehistory anatosaurus apatosaurus Australopithecus brachiosaurus broch henge Holocene ice age ichthyosaur iguanodon Permian Phanerozoic pictograph Pleistocene Pliocene quern raptor Silurian standing stone stegosaurus |