昆zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • yǎng chóng shì bǎo cún， wèi yǎng huò guān chá huó de kūn chóng de dì fāng
    A place for keeping, breeding, or observing living insects.
  • yǐ qí tā kūn chóng wéi shí de shí ròu jiá chóng； tōng cháng yán sè xiān yàn huò yòu jīn shǔ yàng guāng zé。
    predacious on other insects; usually brightly colored or metallic.
  • yòu gāng máo de cāng yíng， qí yòu chóng jì shēng zài máo chóng huò qí tā kūn chóng de shēn shàng； zài kòng zhì yòu hài kūn chóng fāng miàn hěn zhòng yào。
    bristly fly whose larvae live parasitically in caterpillars and other insects; important in control of noxious insects.
  • hā lì kūn xiǎo chǒu yì dà lì xǐ jù zhōng chuán tǒng tóu dài miàn jù shēn chuān gè zhǒng yán sè yī fú de chǒujué
    A conventional buffoon of the commedia dell'arte, traditionally presented in a mask and parti-colored tights.
  • shǒu jiè shàng hǎi xì jù bái yù lán biǎo yǎn yì shù pèijué jiǎng dé zhù。 shàng hǎi shì xìqǔ xué xiào shǒu jiè kūn qū bān bì yè， gōng chǒujué。 céng dé míng chǒu huá chuán hào、 wáng chuán sōng、 zhōu chuán cāng děng zhēn chuán。
    Winner of the First Shanghai Drama Magnolia Minor Role Prize, Liu Yi Long is a graduator of Shanghai Traditional Opera School,mainly acts the buffoon, used to be given instructions by famous buffoons like Hua Chuan-Hao, Wang Chuan-Song and Zhou Chuan-Cang.
  • bàn chì mù kūn chóng； zhēn zhèng de bàn chì mù kūn chóng
    A hemipterous insect; a true bug.
  • nà niǎo zài fēi xíng zhōng zhuō zhù liǎo yī zhǐ kūn chóng。
    The bird caught a bug on the fly.
  • bàn chì mù cháng chóng； tuǐ cháng de shí ròu chūn， yǐ zhù yào chī qí tā kūn chóng wéi shēng； shǎo bù fēn liè chūn xī bǔ rǔ dòng wù de xuè。
    a true bug: long-legged predacious bug living mostly on other insects; a few suck blood of mammals.
  • běi měi zhōu de dà xíng shí ròu chūn， xī shí qí tā kūn chóng de xuè。
    large predatory North American bug that sucks the blood of other insects.
  • bàn chì mùdì（ shǔ yú） bàn chì mù kūn chóng de， zhè lèi kūn chóng bāo kuò yì chì yà mù kūn chóng jí tóng chì yà mù kūn chóng， qí tè zhēng shì jù yòu ruì lì huò shǔn xī de kǒu qì， yòu liǎng duì chì bǎng
    Of or belonging to the insect order Hemiptera, which includes the true bugs of the suborder Heteroptera and their allies of the suborder Homoptera, characterized by piercing or sucking mouthparts and two pairs of wings.
  • kūn míng zhōng guó nán bù yī chéng shì， wèi yú chóngqìng xī nán。 èr zhàn qī jiān wéi zhōng guó miǎn diàn gōng lù de zhōng diǎn zhàn。 kūn míng shì yún nán shěng de shěng huì。 rén kǒu 1， 080， 000
    A city of southern China southwest of Chongqing. The Chinese terminus of the Burma Road during World War II, Kunming is the capital of Yunnan province. Population,1, 080, 000.
  • yún nán zhōng guó zhōng nán bù yī shěng fèn， yǔ yuè nán、 lǎo wō hé miǎn diàn jiē rǎng。 1253 nián bèi měnggǔ rén zhàn lǐng， 17 shì jì chéng wéi zhōng guó de yī bù fēn， shǒu fǔ kūn míng。 rén kǒu 34， 060， 000
    A province of south-central China bordering on Vietnam, Laos, and Burma. The region was overrun by Mongols in1253 and became part of China in the17th century. Kunming is the capital. Population,34, 060, 000.
  • jì shēng tǐ， kè chóng yī zhǒng tóng qī shēng wù tǐ， yóu zhǐ shēng huó zài lìng yī kūn chóng cháo xué zhōng de kūn chóng
    A commensal organism, especially an insect that lives in the nest or burrow of another species.
  • qián dào kūn chóng zhù chéng de gōu cáo， yóu zhǐ qián yè chóng zài yè zhōng zhù chéng de tōng dào
    A burrow or tunnel made by an insect, especially a corridor on a leaf made by a leaf miner.
  • juàn yè cài chóng， gān lán cài hài chóng yī zhǒng kūn chóng de yòu chóng， yǐ juǎnxīncài wéi shí， bìng duì qí jù yòu pò huài xìng， tè bié shì bái fěn dié de liàng lǜ sè yòu chóng
    A larva that feeds on and is destructive to cabbage, especially the bright-green larva of the cabbage butterfly.
  • yòu xiē kūn chóng yòu yī zhǒng tiān rán de bǎo hù sè kě yǐ fáng zhǐ dí rén de xí jī。
    Some insect have a natural camouflage which hide them from the attack of their enemy.
  • shí ròu zhí wù néng gòu yòu bǔ bìng xiāo huà tè bié shì kūn chóng zhī lèi de xiǎo dòng wù。
    carnivorous plants are capable of trapping and digesting small animals especially insects.
  • zhuó yáng yīng wǔ yī zhǒng lǜ zōng sè shān jū de xīn xī lán yīng wǔ（ zhuó yáng yīng wǔ） tōng cháng shí kūn chóng， dàn yòu shí yě shí fǔ ròu hé lā jī
    A brownish-green mountain-dwelling New Zealand parrot(Nestor notabilis) that usually eats insects but sometimes feeds on carrion and rubbish.
  • xǔ duō wēi xiǎn de jí bìng shì yóu kūn chóng chuán bō de。
    Many dangerous diseases are carried by insects.
  • qún jū kūn chóng zhōng de wú xìng kūn chóng
    The neuter caste in social insects.
  • yòu chóng jǐ zhǒng pá xíng kūn chóng yòu chóng de yī zhǒng， rú jū huò máo máo chóng， yòu róu ruǎn de， xì cháng de shēn tǐ
    Any of various crawling insect larvae, such as a grub or a caterpillar, having a soft, elongated body.
  • （ yòu chóng de） máo yī xiē kūn chóng yòu chóng de róu ruǎn de máo， xiàng máo máo chóng
    The furry hair of some insect larvae, such as the caterpillar.
  • dà duō shù kūn chóng dū huì jīng lì yī gè yòu rú hú dié cóng máo chóng biàn huà 'ér lái de biàn xíng qī。
    most insects are metamorphic as witness the stages as a butterfly develops from a caterpillar.
  • tuì biàn dòng wù zài pēi tāi jiē duàn yǐ hòu zhèng cháng fā yù qī nèi jīng lì de xíng tǐ biàn huà， tōng cháng yě bāo kuò xí guàn de biàn huà。 duì yú kūn chóng， cāng yíng de tuì biàn bāo kuò cóng jū dào chéng chóng de biàn xíng yǐ jí cóng máo chóng dào hú dié de biàn xíng， ér liǎng qī dòng wù， zé bāo kuò cóng kē dǒu dào qīng wā de biàn xíng
    A change in the form and often habits of an animal during normal development after the embryonic stage. Metamorphosis includes, in insects, the transformation of a maggot into an adult fly and a caterpillar into a butterfly and, in amphibians, the changing of a tadpole into a frog.
  • kūn chóng kūn chóng huò lèi sì de shēng wù， rú wú gōng huò tǔ gōng
    An insect or similar organism, such as a centipede or an earwig.
  • yǐ gǔ lèi hé cǎo wéi shí de hēi bái sè xiǎo kūn chóng。
    small black-and-white insect that feeds on cereal grasses.
  • xià dàn； zhǐ yī xiē kūn chóng chǎn luǎn。
    lay eggs; of certain insects.
  • qián wèi mǒu xiē kūn chóng hé rú chóng tǐ nèi lèi sì de xiāo huà qì guān
    A similar digestive chamber in certain insects and worms.
  • měi zhōu dà xíng niǎo， tè zhēng shì yǐ chì bǎng bǔ zhuō kūn chóng。
    large American birds that characteristically catch insects on the wing.
  • chóng wǎng yóu xiàn zhuàng de sī gòu chéng de jīng zhì zǔ zhì， zuì diǎn xíng de shì zhī zhū huò mǒu xiē kūn chóng de yòu tǐ tù chū de zǔ zhì
    A structure of delicate, threadlike filaments characteristically spun by spiders or certain insect larvae.
  • qún jū kūn chóng， shēng huó zài yòu zǔ zhì de qún luò zhōng； tè zhēng shì xióng xìng hé yòu shēng zhí néng lì de yǐ wáng zài fán zhí jì jié yòu chì bǎng； méi yòu chì bǎng、 bù néng shēng yù de cí xìng wéi gōng yǐ。
    social insect living in organized colonies; characteristically the males and fertile queen have wings during breeding season; wingless sterile females are the workers.
  • yíng huǒ chóng jǐ zhǒng yè jiān huó dòng de yíng kē kūn chóng zhōng de rèn yì yī zhǒng， míng xiǎn de tè zhēng shì fù bù de hòu duān nèi yòu fā lěng guāng de wù zhì， néng chǎn shēng shǎn shuò de liàng guāng
    Any of various nocturnal beetles of the family Lampyridae, characteristically having luminescent chemicals in the posterior tip of the abdomen that produce a flashing light.