n.原牛(已灭绝的古代野牛)

原形：aurochs复数：aurochs

The aurochs, an extinct ancestor of modern cattle, once roamed across Europe and Asia.
Aurochs，现代牛的已灭绝祖先，曾漫游在欧洲和亚洲。
The cave paintings in France depict hunters chasing aurochs through the forest.
法国的洞穴壁画描绘了猎人追逐野牛穿越森林的场景。
The aurochs was a massive beast, standing up to 6 feet tall at the shoulder.
野牛是一种巨大的动物，肩高可达6英尺。
Before domestication, the aurochs was a fierce and formidable creature to encounter in the wild.
在被驯化之前，野牛在野外是一种凶猛且令人望而生畏的生物。
The last recorded aurochs died in the Jaktorów Forest in Poland in 1627.
最后一头记录在案的野牛于1627年死于波兰的雅克托夫森林。
Aurochs were crucial to the prehistoric diet, providing both meat and leather for early humans.
野牛对于史前人类的饮食至关重要，它们既提供了肉食也提供了皮革资源。
The aurochs' powerful frame and aggressive nature inspired the symbol of the bull in many cultures.
野牛的强大体格和凶猛本性激发了许多文化中公牛这一象征物的灵感。
Restoring the aurochs to its former habitat is the aim of several wildlife conservation projects.
恢复野牛在其原有栖息地生存是几个野生动物保护项目的目标。
Some dog breeds, such as the ancient Canis pallipes, were specifically bred to hunt aurochs.
一些古老的犬种，如Canis pallipes，就是为了捕猎野牛而专门培育出来的。
The European bison, or wisent, is believed to be a direct descendant of the aurochs.
欧洲野牛（或称比森）被认为是野牛的直系后代。