Elephant is analyzed as follows:
First, the word pronunciation:
British pronunciation:/? l? f? nt/
American pronunciation:/? l? f? nt/
Second, the word definition:
Elephant
Third, the word form changes:
Complex number: elephants
Fourth, word collocation:
Elephant herd: elephants
African elephant: African elephant
Asian elephant: Asian elephant
Elephant trunk: elephant trunk
V. Usage of words:
Elephant is a countable noun, and its basic meaning is "elephant". A herd of elephants stands for "a flock of elephants".
VI. Bilingual Examples:
The elephant is the largest land animal.
Elephants are the largest land animals.
African elephants have larger ears compared to Asian elephants.
African elephants have bigger ears than Asian elephants.
The elephant uses its trunk to pick up food and drink water.
Elephants use their noses to get food and drink water.
The elephant herd moved slowly through the grasslands.
Elephants move slowly on the grassland.
Conservation efforts are crucial for the survival of elephants in the wild.
Protection is very important for the survival of wild elephants.