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1·Men descended from apes.

人起源于猿猴。《新英汉大辞典》

2·Yet Apes is more exception than the rule.

然而，《人猿》更多的是例外而不是常规。

3·The ugly apes sat upon the trees, and grinned.

这些丑陋的猿猴坐在树上，咧着嘴笑。

4·They are watching the performance of real apes.

他们正在观看真正的猿人表演。

5·The most aggressive apes of all were the bonobos.

所有的猿类中最具攻击性的是倭黑猩猩。

6·Compared with apes and monkeys, we have very little.

与猿类和猴子相比，我们拥有的非常少。

7·I'm a scientist who studies animals such as apes and monkeys.

我是研究动物的科学家，比如猿和猴子。

8·Now, who knows? Maybe dolphins or certain-- some of the great apes.

现在，谁知道？也许是海豚还是某种——类人猿中的一些。

9·In this case, the animals were lemurs –a type of primate related to monkeys and apes.

在此项案例中，被实验的动物是狐猴——这是一种与猴子和猿有关的灵长目动物。

10·She had lived near Yaoundé, the capital of Cameroon, but said she had no contact with apes or bushmeat.

她住在喀麦隆首都雅温得的附近，但她说她并没有接触过猿猴或野味。

猿

1·I'm a scientist who studies animals such as apes and monkeys.

我是研究动物的科学家，比如猿和猴子。

2·The split between humans and living apes is thought by some scholars to have occurred 15 to 20 million years ago.

一些学者认为人类和猿的分化出现在一千五百万到两千万年前。

3·What Hurum did know was that Ida came from a time when the primate lineage that led to monkeys, apes and humans split from another group of animals that became lemurs and lorises.

但是胡鲁姆确实知道的是：伊达来自一个时代，在这个时代进化为猴、猿和人类的灵长类族系与另外一群进化为狐猴和懒猴的动物分离开来。

4·Areas of expansion in the human cortex during infancy and childhood, top, closely match areas of change in the human brain when compared to the brains of apes and monkeys.

婴儿与儿童（图片上部）时期人类大脑皮层区域的扩展，与人类大脑较之猿与猴类大脑在脑区上的变化（图片下部）紧密地吻合。

5·Based on the encephalization quotient, the brightest animals on the planet are humans, followed great apes, porpoises, and elephants.

以脑力商数为依据，地球上最聪明的动物是人类，紧跟其后的是大猿、海豚和大象。

类人猿

1·In the 1950s, data on captive chimpanzees collected by James Gavan appeared devoid of evidence of an adolescent growth spurt in these apes.

在20世纪50年代，詹姆斯·加万收集的关于圈养黑猩猩的数据似乎缺乏这些类人猿出现青春期激增的证据。

2·Not human people, but as occupying a similar range on the spectrum as the great apes, for whom the idea of personhood has moved from preposterous to possible.

就那些像类人猿而不是人类一样占居了类似频谱系列的动物而言，人格性的观念已经由荒谬转为可能了。

3·Even with that margin of error, DeSilva says, it was clear that the birth weight of Australopithecus infants was much closer to the 6 percent of modern humans than the 3 percent of apes.

德西尔瓦说，即使存在着一定幅度的误差，结果还是很明显，南猿幼儿的出生重量更接近于现代人类，即占母体重量的6%，而不是类人猿的3%。

4·We used this information to estimate the social behaviour of extinct apes and hominins.

采用这些数据，我们来估计已经灭绝的类人猿和人类远祖的社会行为。

5·Watching apes and monkeys use their feet to grasp objects reminds us that at one point it was useful to have nails on our toes, but they're simply not as necessary now.

观察类人猿和猴子用脚抓取东西让我们想起曾几何时脚指甲对我们也是同等有用，但现在似乎没那么必要了。

猩猩

1·Of course apes and humans derive from a common ancestor. But their lineages have been evolving in separate, and quite different, directions ever since.

当然，猩猩和人是由同一个祖先进化而来的，但此后它们各自的谱系却独自向着分离且完全不同的方向进化。

2·In apes the joint surface points in a different direction, so that the big toe can pull away from, and grasp against, the other toes to grip on to tree limbs.

而在猩猩的足部，内侧楔骨的关节面则指向相反方向，将大脚趾从其他脚趾边推开，以便于更好的抓握树干。

3·You could have crash landed on a future Earth ruled by apes and not even realize it until you discover a national monument.

就好像你迫降在由猩猩统治的未来地球上，直到有一天你发现一座（人类建造的）国家英雄纪念碑，才意识到这是地球。

4·The plantaris muscle is used by animals in gripping and manipulating objects with their feet - something you see with apes who seem to be able to use their feet as well as their hands.

在动物中，跖肌的作用是抓住和控制脚上的东西，你可以在猩猩身上看到这点，他们的脚和手一样灵活。

5·A courageous young British scientist lives among these great apes in Tanganyika and learns hitherto unknown details of their behavior.

一位有胆识的年轻英国科学家在坦噶尼喀与黑猩猩生活在一起，发现了猩猩的一些行为的详细资料，而这些迄今为止都鲜为人知。

模仿

1·Art apes nature.

艺术模仿自然。

2·He apes everything his father does.

他模仿他父亲的一切作为。

3·Her little brother apes her behavior.

她的小弟弟模仿她的行为。

4·She is imitating the comedian very well!; her little brother apes her behavior.

她在很好的模仿喜剧演员；她的弟弟模仿她的行为。

(1)ape mann. 猿人