Definition of pongid in English:

pongid

noun ˈpɒn(d)ʒɪdˈpɑndʒɪd

Zoology

A primate of a family (Pongidae ) which comprises the great apes.
〔动〕猩猩科动物。参见HOMINID
See also hominid
Example sentencesExamples
- While this view was made specifically in reference to post-Flood humans, the principle could equally apply to other forms of life, including pongids.
- If a wild crow placed in a laboratory can make a tool by bending a coathanger to get a piece of food out of a narrow-necked bottle, a gorilla, granted not the genius of the pongids but smarter than most birds, anyway, can bang things with sticks.

Origin

1950s: from modern Latin Pongidae (plural), from the genus name Pongo (see pongo).

Definition of pongid in US English:

pongid

nounˈpɑndʒɪdˈpänjid

Zoology

A primate of a family (Pongidae) which comprises the great apes.
〔动〕猩猩科动物。参见HOMINID
See also hominid
Example sentencesExamples
- If a wild crow placed in a laboratory can make a tool by bending a coathanger to get a piece of food out of a narrow-necked bottle, a gorilla, granted not the genius of the pongids but smarter than most birds, anyway, can bang things with sticks.
- While this view was made specifically in reference to post-Flood humans, the principle could equally apply to other forms of life, including pongids.

Origin

1950s: from modern Latin Pongidae (plural), from the genus name Pongo (see pongo).

单词	pongid
释义	Definition of pongid in English: pongid noun ˈpɒn(d)ʒɪdˈpɑndʒɪd Zoology A primate of a family (Pongidae ) which comprises the great apes. 〔动〕猩猩科动物。参见HOMINID See also hominid Example sentencesExamples While this view was made specifically in reference to post-Flood humans, the principle could equally apply to other forms of life, including pongids. If a wild crow placed in a laboratory can make a tool by bending a coathanger to get a piece of food out of a narrow-necked bottle, a gorilla, granted not the genius of the pongids but smarter than most birds, anyway, can bang things with sticks. Origin 1950s: from modern Latin Pongidae (plural), from the genus name Pongo (see pongo). Definition of pongid in US English: pongid nounˈpɑndʒɪdˈpänjid Zoology A primate of a family (Pongidae) which comprises the great apes. 〔动〕猩猩科动物。参见HOMINID See also hominid Example sentencesExamples If a wild crow placed in a laboratory can make a tool by bending a coathanger to get a piece of food out of a narrow-necked bottle, a gorilla, granted not the genius of the pongids but smarter than most birds, anyway, can bang things with sticks. While this view was made specifically in reference to post-Flood humans, the principle could equally apply to other forms of life, including pongids. Origin 1950s: from modern Latin Pongidae (plural), from the genus name Pongo (see pongo).
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