发布时间2025-03-16 14:09
The English phrase for "a cat with two faces" is "a two-faced cat."
For "a dog with two faces," you could say "a two-faced dog." However, this phrase is quite unusual and might be interpreted as a metaphor for a deceitful or cunning dog rather than a literal description of a dog with two faces. If you're referring to a dog with a birth defect or a medical condition that gives it a two-faced appearance, you might say "a dog with a two-faced畸形" or "a dog with a two-faced deformity," using "deformity" to describe the physical abnormality.
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