mollusk
英 ['mɒləsk]
美
- n. （美）[无脊椎] 软体动物
英英释义
- 1. invertebrate having a soft unsegmented body usually enclosed in a shell
实用场景例句
- The soft , edible body of such a mollusk.
- 海生腹足软体动物,有一层非常薄的壳.
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- A soft body, with or without a head a muscular foot --- that's the mollusk.
- 柔软的身体, 有头或没头,强健的脚,这就是软体动物.
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- Conserving mollusk's germ plasm resources is a reliably guarantee of sustainable development of aquiculture.
- 保护贝类种质资源,是使我国贝类养殖业健康持续发展的可靠保障.
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双语例句
- 1. The colour varies with the mollusk and its environment.
- 珍珠的颜色由于母体及其环境的不同而异.
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- 2. The soft , edible body of such a mollusk.
- 海生腹足软体动物,有一层非常薄的壳.
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- 3. A soft body, with or without a head a muscular foot --- that's the mollusk.
- 柔软的身体, 有头或没头,强健的脚,这就是软体动物.
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- 4. I swear I have never seen such a mollusk with thorns all over its body.
- 我敢发誓我从来没有见过这种全身长满棘刺的软体动物.
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- 5. Conserving mollusk's germ plasm resources is a reliably guarantee of sustainable development of aquiculture.
- 保护贝类种质资源,是使我国贝类养殖业健康持续发展的可靠保障.
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英文词源
- mollusk (n.)
- 1783, mollusque (modern spelling from 1839), from French mollusque, from Modern Latin Mollusca (see Mollusca), the phylum name. Related: Molluscuous; molluscan.