松鼠来了的英语怎么说

"A squirrel has come" is the most straightforward way to translate "松鼠来了" into English.

The word "squirrel" comes from the Anglo-Norman word "esquirel," which in turn comes from the Old French word "esquirel," which is a variation of the Latin word "sciurus." The word "sciurus" comes from the Greek word "skia," which means "shade," and "oura," which means "tail." This is because squirrels are known for their large, bushy tails, which they use to help them balance while climbing trees and to provide warmth during cold weather.

Here are a few example sentences using the phrase "a squirrel has come" in English:

"I saw a squirrel dart across the lawn this morning. It must have come down from one of the trees."
"The squirrels in my backyard are always coming and going. I think they have a whole network of tunnels and dens hidden in the bushes."
"I heard a rustling in the bushes and turned to see a squirrel peeking out at me. It must have come over to see what I was doing."

In Chinese, these sentences might be translated as:

"我今天早上看到一只松鼠在草坪上窜来窜去。它一定是从一棵树上下来的。"
"我家后院的松鼠总是来来去去的。我想它们在灌木丛里有一整个隧道和巢穴网。"
"我听到灌木丛里有东西沙沙作响，然后转过身来看到一只松鼠在窥视我。它一定是过来看我在干什么的。"