| 释义 |
chi·lo·mas·tix
\ˌkīlōˈmastiks\ noun
Usage: capitalized
Etymology: New Latin, from chil- + -mastix
: a genus (often made the type of the family Chilomastigidae) of small pear-shaped 4-flagellated protozoans (order Polymastigina) commensal in the intestines of various vertebrates including man |