| 释义 |
bra·chyc·era
\braˈkisərə, brəˈ-\ noun plural
Usage: capitalized
Etymology: New Latin, from brachy- + -cera
: a suborder of Diptera including the more highly specialized flies which have palpi with one or two joints and usually short antennae with one or never more than six joints (as the horsefly, robber fly, and housefly) — compare nematocera |