| 单词 | arthropod family |
| 释义 | arthropod family (extremely rare) n WORD FAMILY arthropod family n any of the arthropods Hypo|Hyper Phalangiidae, family Phalangiidae a family of Phalangida Argiopidae, family Argiopidae, orb-weaverspiders that spin orb webs; cosmopolitan in distribution Theridiidae, family Theridiidaea family of comb-footed spiders Theraphosidae, family Theraphosidaelarge tropical spiders; tarantulas Lycosidae, family Lycosidaewolf spiders Ctenizidae, family Ctenizidaelarge burrowing spiders Ixodidae, family Ixodidaehard ticks Argasidae, family Argasidaesoft ticks Acaridae, family Acaridaemites Trombidiidae, family Trombidiidaemites Trombiculidae, family Trombiculidaemites Sarcoptidae, family Sarcoptidaesmall whitish mites Tetranychidae, family Tetranychidaeplant-feeding mites Scutigeridae, family Scutigeridaea family of Chilopoda Geophilidae, family Geophilidaesmall extremely elongate centipedes that live in earth Limulidae, family Limulidaehorseshoe crabs Cancridae, family Cancridaemany of the best known edible crabs Portunidae, family Portunidaeswimming crabs Pinnotheridae, family Pinnotheridaetiny soft-bodied crabs Lithodidae, family Lithodidaedeep-sea crabs of cold waters Majidae, family Majidaespider crabs Homaridae, family Homaridaelarge-clawed lobsters Nephropsidae, family Nephropsidaein some classifications coextensive with the Homaridae Palinuridae, family Palinuridaespiny lobsters Astacidae, Astacura, family Astacidaecrayfish Paguridae, family Paguridaehermit crabs Crangonidae, family Crangonidaeshrimps Palaemonidae, family Palaemonidaeprawns Peneidae, family Peneidaetropical prawns Mysidae, family Mysidaesmall shrimp-like crustaceans Squillidae, family Squillidaecrustaceans that burrow in mud or under stones in shallow water along the seashore Armadillidiidae, family Armadillidiidaepill bugs Oniscidae, family Oniscidaea family of Isopoda Porcellionidae, family Porcellionidaesow bugs Orchestiidae, family Orchestiidaebeach fleas Triopidae, family Triopidaea family of Notostraca Balanidae, family Balanidaestalkless barnacles Lepadidae, family Lepadidaegoose barnacles Peripatidae, family Peripatidaea family of Onychophora Peripatopsidae, family Peripatopsidaea family of Onychophora Cicindelidae, family Cicindelidaetiger beetles Coccinellidae, family Coccinellidaethe ladybugs Carabidae, family Carabidaeground beetles Lampyridae, family Lampyridaefireflies Cerambycidae, family Cerambycidaelong-horned beetles Chrysomelidae, family Chrysomelidaeleaf beetles Dermestidae, family Dermestidaecarpet beetles Cleridae, family Cleridaebeetles that prey on other insects Lamellicornia, superfamily Lamellicorniascarabaeid beetles and stag beetles Scarabaeidae, family Scarabaeidaescarab or dung beetles Melolonthidae, subfamily Melolonthidaeconsidered a separate family in some classification systems Cetoniidae, subfamily Cetoniidaeconsidered a separate family in some classification systems Lucanidae, family Lucanidaestag beetles Elateridae, family Elateridaeclick beetles and certain fireflies Dytiscidae, family Dytiscidaewater beetles Gyrinidae, family Gyrinidaewhirligig beetles Anobiidae, family Anobiidaedeathwatch beetles Curculionidae, family Curculionidaetrue weevils: snout beetles Meloidae, family Meloidaeblister beetles Ipidae, Scolytidae, family Ipidae, family Scolytidaelarge family of bark-boring or wood-boring short-beaked beetles; very destructive to forest and fruit trees Staphylinidae, family Staphylinidaerove beetles Tenebrionidae, family Tenebrionidaea family of arthropods including darkling beetles and mealworms Bruchidae, family Bruchidaeseed beetles Pediculidae, family Pediculidaetrue lice: human lice and related forms Phthiriidae, family Phthiriidaecrab lice Pulicidae, family Pulicidaemany common fleas attacking humans and domestic animals Cecidomyidae, family Cecidomyidaegall midges Muscoidea, superfamily Muscoideatwo-winged flies especially the families: Muscidae; Gasterophilidae; Calliphoridae; Tachinidae Muscidae, family Muscidaetwo-winged flies especially the housefly Glossinidae, family Glossinidaeflies closely related to the Muscidae: tsetse flies Calliphoridae, family Calliphoridaeblowflies Tachinidae, family Tachinidaeparasites on other insects Gasterophilidae, family Gasterophilidaehorse botflies Cuterebridae, family CuterebridaeNew World botflies Hypodermatidae, Oestridae, family Hypodermatidae, family Oestridaewarble flies Tabanidae, family Tabanidaehorseflies Bombyliidae, family Bombyliidaebee flies Asilidae, family Asilidaerobber flies Trephritidae, Trypetidae, family Trephritidae, family Trypetidaefruit flies; some leaf miners Drosophilidae, family Drosophilidaefruit flies Hippoboscidae, family Hippoboscidaewinged or wingless dipterans: louse flies Culicidae, family Culicidaemosquitoes Ceratopogonidae, family Ceratopogonidaebiting midges; sand flies Chironomidae, family Chironomidaemidges Mycetophilidae, family Mycetophylidaefungus gnats Psychodidae, family Psychodidaevery small two-winged flies with hairy wings that develop in moss and damp vegetable matter: sand flies Sciaridae, family Sciaridaefungus gnats Tipulidae, family Tipulidaecrane flies Simuliidae, family Simuliidaeblackflies and sand flies Apoidea, superfamily Apoideabees Apidae, family Apidaehoneybees; carpenter bees; bumblebees Andrenidae, family Andrenidaea large family of solitary short-tongued bees most of which burrow in the ground Halictidae, family Halictidaea family of small solitary bees; many are valuable pollinators for agriculture Megachilidae, family Megachilidaeleaf-cutting and mason bees Vespidae, family Vespidaean arthropod family of the order Hymenoptera including: yellow jackets; hornets; mason wasps Sphecoidea, superfamily Sphecoideafamilies Sphecidae and Stizidae Sphecidae, family Sphecidaemud daubers; some digger wasps Stizidae, family Stizidaecicada killers Cynipidae, family Cynipidaea family of Hymenoptera Chalcidae, Chalcididae, family Chalcidae, family Chalcididaean arthropod family including: chalcidflies Ichneumonidae, family Ichneumonidaeichneumon flies Tenthredinidae, family Tenthredinidaesawflies Formicidae, family Formicidaeants Dorylinae, subfamily Dorylinaearmy ants Termitidae, family Termitidaetermites Rhinotermitidae, family Rhinotermitidaelarge widely distributed family of termites of temperate to tropical regions Mastotermitidae, family Mastotermitidaeprimitive termites Kalotermitidae, family Kalotermitidaeprimitive termites of warm regions Acrididae, Locustidae, family Acrididae, family Locustidaeshort-horned grasshoppers; true locusts Tettigoniidae, family Tettigoniidaelong-horned grasshoppers; katydids Stenopelmatidae, family Stenopelmatidaelong-horned grasshoppers Gryllidae, family Gryllidaecrickets Phasmatidae, Phasmidae, family Phasmatidae, family Phasmidaestick insects Phillidae, Phyllidae, family Phillidae, family Phyllidaeleaf insects Blattidae, family Blattidaedomestic cockroaches Cryptocercidae, family Cryptocercidaea family of Blattodea Manteidae, Mantidae, family Manteidae, family Mantidaemantises Capsidae, Miridae, family Capsidae, family Miridaeleaf bugs Tingidae, family Tingidaelace bugs Lygaeidae, family Lygaeidaelygaeid bugs Coreidae, family Coreidaesquash bugs and leaf-footed bugs Cimicidae, family Cimicidaewingless flat-bodied bloodsucking insects Notonectidae, family Notonectidaeaquatic carnivorous insects Belostomatidae, family Belostomatidaewater bugs Nepidae, family Nepidaewater scorpions Corixidae, family Corixidaewater bugs Gerridae, Gerrididae, family Gerridae, family Gerrididaean arthropod family that includes water striders Reduviidae, family Reduviidaeassassin bugs Pyrrhocoridae, family Pyrrhocoridaefirebugs Aleyrodidae, family Aleyrodidaewhiteflies Coccoidea, superfamily Coccoideascale insects and mealybugs Coccidae, family Coccidaescale insects Diaspididae, family Diaspididaearmored scales Dactylopiidae, family Dactylopiidaecochineal insects Pseudococcidae, family Pseudococcidaescalelike insects: mealybugs Aphidoidea, superfamily Aphidoideaplant lice Aphididae, family Aphididaesmall soft-bodied plant lice Adelgidae, family Adelgidaeplant lice Phylloxeridae, family Phylloxeridaeplant lice Chermidae, Psyllidae, family Chermidae, family Psyllidaejumping plant lice Cicadidae, family Cicadidaecicadas Cercopidae, family Cercopidaefroghoppers or spittlebugs Cicadellidae, family Cicadellidaeleafhoppers Jassidae, family Jassidaefamily of small leafhoppers coextensive with the Cicadellidae and not distinguished from it in some classifications Membracidae, family Membracidaeplant hoppers: treehoppers Fulgoridae, family Fulgoridaeplant hoppers: lantern flies Psocidae, family Psocidaea family of small soft-bodied insects that feed on decaying vegetation; related to booklice Atropidae, family Atropidaebooklice Ephemeridae, family Ephemeridaemayflies Myrmeleontidae, family Myrmeleontidaeantlions Chrysopidae, family Chrysopidaegreen lacewings Hemerobiidae, family Hemerobiidaebrown lacewings Corydalidae, family Corydalidaedobsons Sialidae, family Sialidaean arthropod family including: alderflies Raphidiidae, family Raphidiidaea family of arthropods of the suborder Megaloptera, including snakeflies Mantispidae, family Mantispidaemantispids Sisyridae, family Sisyridaean arthropod family of the order Neuroptera that includes spongeflies Lepismatidae, family Lepismatidaefirebrats Machilidae, family Machilidaejumping bristletails Thripidae, family Thripidaethrips Forficulidae, family Forficulidaetypical earwigs Nymphalidae, family Nymphalidaelarge beautifully colored butterflies Satyridae, family Satyridaea widely distributed family of butterflies common near the edges of woods Danaidae, family Danaidaesmall family of usually tropical butterflies: monarch butterflies Pieridae, family Pieridaearthropod family including cabbage butterflies; sulphur butterflies Lycaenidae, family Lycaenidaefamily of small usually brilliantly colored butterflies; males have short forelegs Tortricidae, family Tortricidaeleaf rollers and codling moths Lymantriidae, family Lymantriidaetussock moths Geometridae, family Geometridaemeasuring worms Pyralidae, Pyralididae, family Pyralidae, family Pyralididaebee moths; corn borers; flour moths Tineoidea, superfamily Tineoideaclothes moths; carpet moths; leaf miners Tineidae, family Tineidaeclothes moths Gracilariidae, Gracillariidae, family Gracilariidaeleaf miners Gelechiidae, family Gelechiidaeimportant economic pests Noctuidae, family Noctuidaecutworms; armyworms Sphingidae, family Sphingidaehawkmoths Bombycidae, family BombycidaeChinese silkworm moth Saturniidae, family Saturniidaeimportant and widely distributed family of moths including some of the largest insects known Arctiidae, family Arctiidaetiger moths Lasiocampidae, family Lasiocampidaetent caterpillars; eggars; lappet moths family (biology) a taxonomic group containing one or more genera |
| 随便看 |
英语词典包含147318条英英释义在线翻译词条，基本涵盖了全部常用单词的英英翻译及用法，是英语学习的有利工具。