单词：dingoes
dingo的用法和样例：
例句
- The dingo slinks forward while the joey, unaware, keeps busy grooming himself.野狗悄悄向前，而不知情的小袋鼠仍在忙着梳理自己。
经典引文
I'd be a hell of a dingo..if I didn't help you now.
出自：V. Palmer
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