關於Lion的意思和用法的提問

A: The lions are relaxing in their enclosure. Enclosure would be in a zoo or prison. Some place they can’t get out.

A: A lion's den is where a lion lives, so it would be very dangerous for a person to be there. When we say we are entering the lion's den, it means that we are entering a place that is dangerous or hostile. In business, etc, it is going to a place of our rivals or enemies, especially if it is their center of power, like their office.
"When I walked into the boardroom and saw my accusers there, I knew that I had entered the lion's den."

A: It means they found a majority of the tickets

A: The lion is restricted from going far due to something ..

Maybe he is tied up, maybe there is a fence, maybe he is physiologically impaired or domesticated, maybe there is a city nearby, etc

A: "1 a
of an animal : living in nature without human control or care : not tame"
http://learnersdictionary.com/definition/wild

So if an animal is living inside a protected area, like a zoo, it's not in the wild.

A: the little lion cub was protected by the lioness for a long time

A: The San Diego Zoo has plenty of lions.

A lion is a big cat.

There are some major differences between Tigers and Lions.

(Tigers are another type of big cat)

If you have any questions, just ask. 😀

A: “Don’t put your head in the lions mouth” means don’t do something that will have bad results for you, so for example, don’t put your head in the lions mouth by driving fast on the motorway

A: "As proud as a lion." or "As brave as a lion."

A: “The lion is a fierce animal” means the entire species.
“A lion is a fierce animal” means any individual lion.

A: The lion is an animal: you are talking a specific animal (maybe one at the zoo)

A lion is an animal: you are talking lions as a whole. You are including every lion.

Lions are animals: it’s like number 2 but you are talking about more than one lion.

A: "The lion is known for his claws" = Refers to something the lion is famous for. "For" refers to the well-known reputation or characteristic that something has that people link together in their mind.
"This city is known for its many churches."
"People in the south are known for their hospitality."
"The lion is known by his claws" = Doesn't really make sense. "Known by" can have different meanings, but in a sentence like this, it means something unique that identifies you, that says who you are.
"We are known by the company we keep" (Famous saying meaning that the friends we hang out with tells others what we are like)
"The Bufo frog is known by the small yellow spots on its head." (You can identify which frog this is by looking for the yellow spots)
The lion isn't differentiated because it has claws. Lots of things have claws.

A: "He is fine" would mean about present, in this case he might or might not have been fine with lions in the past.

While "He has been fine" is past continuous and implies that he was fine with lions in the past and continues to be fine even in the present

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A: The lion roared at him through the bars.
The lion roared at him through the cage.

A: 1. and 2. are both correct and natural sentences

A: "I can tell that it is a lion, just by looking at its paws."

A: "The lions, kings among animals", "The lions, royalty among animals" or "The lions, rulers of the animals" are more natural.

A: When he was young,he doesn't look like a lion and playing like a young cat,but he behaves like a roaring lion.