zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • xīn xīn xiū · kūn 519? 438 luó zhèng zhì jiā zhào guàn liǎng bèi cóng de nóng chǎng qǐng chū zhí zhǎng luó de cái quán( 458 nián 439 nián
    Roman statesman who according to tradition was twice called away from his farm to assume the dictatorship of Rome(458 and439).
  • qún kūn chóng luò zhōng néng shēng de chéng yuán xún shí zhào guǎn yòu
    sterile member of a colony of social insects that forages for food and cares for the larvae.
  • nián xìng de bǐng zhuō kūn chóng de zhǒng duō nián shēng cǎo běn zhí guǎng fàn fēn wēn dài běi
    mostly perennial herbs with sticky stems that catch insects; widespread in north temperate zone.
  • kūn chóng de shì zhēn néng gòu chuān de biǎo céng .
    The insect's sting penetrates the surface of the skin.
  • zhè xiē tòng huì zào chéng kūn chóng dīng yǎo gèng yán zhòng de shāng hàidàn shì duì de fǎn yìng huì yòu hěn biàn huà
    The sting is usually no more harmful than an insect bite, but reaction to the toxin can vary greatly.
  • kūn chóng dechún shé shé zhuàng de huò shé jiān zhuàng jié gòuyóu zhǐ xiē kūn chóng de zuǐ chún
    A strap-shaped or tonguelike structure, especially a mouth part in certain insects.
  • yán jiū kūn chóng de dòng xué jiā
    a zoologist who studies insects.
  • qún kūn chóng de bāo hán bái tōng cháng guī bàn chì gāng zhōng
    order of social insects that live in colonies, including: termites; often placed in subclass Exopterygota.
  • chán rèn zhǒng shí zhí zhī de dié kūn chóngtōng cháng duì nóng zuò yòu hài
    Any of numerous insects of the family Cicadellidae that suck juices from plants, often damaging crops.
  • zhǒng zhí zhī de xiǎo kūn chóng
    any of various small plant-sucking insects.
  • zhǒng xiǎo kūn chóng yóu shì cóng zhí shǔn zhī wéi shí de chóng
    any of several small insects esp. aphids that feed by sucking the juices from plants.
  • huì mǒu xiē chuí dòng kūn chóng chóng ruǎn dòng cháng de guǎn zhuàng jìn shí shǔn guān
    The slender, tubular feeding and sucking organ of certain invertebrates, such as insects, worms, and mollusks.
  • dào shuǐ miàn shàng zhuō kūn chóng
    Fish were surfacing to catch insects.
  • zhè zhǒng kūn chóng néng suí huán jìng 'ér biàn
    The insect can take on the color of its surroundings.
  • zhè xiē kūn chóng néng cháng chū zhōu wéi huán jìng xiāng tóng de yán
    These insects can take on the colour of their surroundings.
  • dàn yòng zhè xiàng shù jiù wèi zhe jiāng liàng de zhuǎn yīn kūn chóng shì fàng dào wài
    But deploying it would mean releasing swarms of altered insects into the wild.
  • jìng jié kūn chóng tuǐ de jiéwèi jìng jié jié zhī jiān
    The fourth division of an insect's leg, between the femur and the tarsi.
  • zhēn yǎn rèn zhǒng jiān huó dòng de zhēn yǎn zhǔhè yuán zhēn yǎn shǔ de xué luǎn shēng dòng shēng huó zài 'ào xīn nèi wài dài zhēn zhuàng wěn chángshé dài nián bìng shēn suō yòng lái huò kūn chóng
    Any of several nocturnal, burrowing, egg-laying mammals of the genera Tachyglossus and Zaglossus of Australia, Tasmania, and New Guinea, having a spiny coat, slender snout, and an extensible sticky tongue used for catching insects.
  • zài fēng bái děng de qún kūn chóng luò zhōng wéi yòu fán zhí néng de xìng de zuò yòng shì chǎn luǎn
    the only fertile female in a colony of social insects such as bees and ants and termites; its function is to lay eggs.
  • zhōng xiōng kūn chóng xiōng sān jié de zhōng yāng jiéshàng miàn cháng yòu kūn chóng zhōng yāng de duì tuǐ duì qián chì
    The middle of the three divisions of the thorax of an insect, bearing the middle pair of legs and the first pair of wings.
  • zhōng xiōng kūn chóng xiōng sān jié de zhōng yāng jiéshàng miàn cháng yòu kūn chóng zhōng yāng de duì tuǐ duì qián chì
    The middle of the three divisions of the thorax of an insect, bearing the middle pair of legs and the first pair of wings.
  • kūn chóng zuò chéng liǎo biāo běn
    He mounted those insects.
  • kūn chóng de tuǐ jié kūn chóng tuǐ shàng cháng zài shàng de zhuǎn jié jìng zhī jiān de zhuàng dezuì qiáng jiàn yòu de fēn
    The thick, most muscular segment of the insect leg, situated between the trochanter and the tibia.
  • guī kāi shǐ yòng huǎn màn de diào shuō dào: " zhè yuán yòu duō de dòng kūn chónghuā cǎo shù ér zhǐ zhù dào wèishénme
    The tortoise started, with her paused voice, "There are many beings in this garden .. animals, in-sects, plants. Yet you have fixed your attention in me. Why is that?
  • tàn suǒ kūn chóng de shēng mìng zhōu zhuī jiā de shǐ
    Tracing the life cycle of an insect; trace the history of a family.
  • tóng yíng kūn chóng xiāng jìn de kūn chóngshé yíng
    flies closely related to the Muscidae: tsetse flies.
  • yóu wèi shòu jīng luǎn xíng chéng xīn de guò chéngzài kūn chóng jié zhī dòng zhōng jiào biàn
    process in which an unfertilized egg develops into a new individual; common among insects and some other arthropods.
  • dān xìng shēng zhí shēng zhí zhǒng pèi wèi jīng shòu jīng jiù néng chéng xīn de shēng zhí fāng shìcháng yòng kūn chóng mǒu xiē lèi jié zhī dòng zhōng
    A form of reproduction in which an unfertilized egg develops into a new individual, occurring commonly among insects and certain other arthropods.
  • zǎo shǔ zhí zhǒng shuǐ shēng zǎo shǔ shí ròu zhí yòu néng zhuō wēi xiǎo kūn chóng jiáqiào lèi dòng de xiǎo qiě shū de xíng náng
    Any of various mostly aquatic carnivorous plants of the genus Utricularia, having small, specialized, urn-shaped bladders that trap minute insects and crustaceans.
  • líng zhǒng yòu mǎn mài wén de chì bǎng de kūn chóngjiǎo líng líng shǔ), xióng xìng yòu qián zhuàng cháng
    An insect(Corydalus cornutus) having four large, many-veined wings and in the male long, pincerlike mandibles.
  • mài deduō mài de yòu duō mài de huò kūn chóng de chì bǎng
    Having numerous veins, as a leaf or the wings of an insect.
  • duō cái duō néng kūn néng jīngshì yǐngshì sān yǎn yuán diàn yǐngfēng liú qiān 》, diàn shì yuè shí niàn jīng niè yuán 》、《 yóu lóng fèngděng
    He is a versatile actor of Beijing Opera and Kunju Opera, and has also acted many characters in the Film: Eteral Great, and in Beijing Opera: Evil Relationship, etc.