| 释义 |
sy·rin·gi·um
\sə̇ˈrinjēəm\ noun
(-s)
Etymology: New Latin, from syring- + -ium
1. : a muscular tubular organ connected with the mouth parts of hemipterous insects and used for the ejection of a poisonous salivary secretion
2. : a tubular organ on the body of some insect larvae from which an offensive fluid can be ejected |