Definition of bristletail in English:

bristletail

noun ˈbrɪs(ə)lteɪlˈbrisəlˌtāl

A small primitive wingless insect which has bristles at the end of the abdomen.
Orders Thysanura (the true bristletails, with three bristles, including the silverfish) and Diplura (the two-pronged bristletails), subclass Apterygota
Example sentencesExamples
- The bristletails and silverfish both have two long cerci, and between this a caudal appendage.
- Jumping bristletails moult 8 to 10 times before reaching sexual maturity, which may take up to two years.
- Jumping bristletails eat algae that grow on the surfaces of rocks, logs, and trees.
- All bristletails are carrot-shaped, somewhat flattened, and covered with grayish scales.
- The jumping bristletails are an inconspicuous group, looking much like their better-known cousins, the silverfish.

Definition of bristletail in US English:

bristletail

nounˈbrisəlˌtāl

A small wingless insect that has bristles at the end of the abdomen.
Orders Thysanura (the true bristletails, with three bristles, including the silverfish) and Diplura (the two-pronged bristletails), subclass Apterygota
Example sentencesExamples
- Jumping bristletails eat algae that grow on the surfaces of rocks, logs, and trees.
- Jumping bristletails moult 8 to 10 times before reaching sexual maturity, which may take up to two years.
- The jumping bristletails are an inconspicuous group, looking much like their better-known cousins, the silverfish.
- All bristletails are carrot-shaped, somewhat flattened, and covered with grayish scales.
- The bristletails and silverfish both have two long cerci, and between this a caudal appendage.

单词	bristletail
释义	Definition of bristletail in English: bristletail noun ˈbrɪs(ə)lteɪlˈbrisəlˌtāl A small primitive wingless insect which has bristles at the end of the abdomen. Orders Thysanura (the true bristletails, with three bristles, including the silverfish) and Diplura (the two-pronged bristletails), subclass Apterygota Example sentencesExamples The bristletails and silverfish both have two long cerci, and between this a caudal appendage. Jumping bristletails moult 8 to 10 times before reaching sexual maturity, which may take up to two years. Jumping bristletails eat algae that grow on the surfaces of rocks, logs, and trees. All bristletails are carrot-shaped, somewhat flattened, and covered with grayish scales. The jumping bristletails are an inconspicuous group, looking much like their better-known cousins, the silverfish. Definition of bristletail in US English: bristletail nounˈbrisəlˌtāl A small wingless insect that has bristles at the end of the abdomen. Orders Thysanura (the true bristletails, with three bristles, including the silverfish) and Diplura (the two-pronged bristletails), subclass Apterygota Example sentencesExamples Jumping bristletails eat algae that grow on the surfaces of rocks, logs, and trees. Jumping bristletails moult 8 to 10 times before reaching sexual maturity, which may take up to two years. The jumping bristletails are an inconspicuous group, looking much like their better-known cousins, the silverfish. All bristletails are carrot-shaped, somewhat flattened, and covered with grayish scales. The bristletails and silverfish both have two long cerci, and between this a caudal appendage.
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