- 看过 cicada 的人也看了 :
- grasshopper
- cicala
- dog-day cicada
- periodical cicada
cicada 的定义
plural ci·ca·das, ci·ca·dae [si-key-dee, -kah-]. /sɪˈkeɪ di, -ˈkɑ-/.
- any large homopterous insect of the family Cicadidae, the male of which produces a shrill sound by means of vibrating membranes on the underside of the abdomen.
cicada 近义词
等同于 seventeen-year locust
cicada 的近义词 3 个
等同于 locust
cicada 的近义词 1 个
更多cicada例句
- However, there have been instances in other areas where people complained of these itchy bites during periodic cicada emergences.
- Should cicadas ever start interfering with each other like this, it wouldn’t surprise me if the brood cycles adapt over the course of the next million years or so.
- As vaccination rates rise and the number of infections fall, like the Brood X cicadas, we are finally emerging from our homes and learning how to re-acclimate after 15 months of isolation, anxiety and loss.
- Unrated during the pandemicDowntown Washington feels buzzy again, and cicadas have nothing to do with it.
- That means that, every 17 years, dog owners must add cicadas to the list of summertime pet hazards.
- As if from some horror movie, cicada nymphs have been described as “boiling out of the ground.”
- The trees were fully green, and luscious fruits weighed down their branches, while over all was the drowsy hum of the cicada.
- We see, in drawings emblematical of the musical art, a Cicada resting on strings of a cythera.
- Nature has indemnified the female Cicada for this privation, by giving her an instrument less noisy indeed, but more useful.
- M. Boyer managed thus to make a Cicada, which continued to sing as long as he whistled in harmony with it, settle on his nose.
- But if one presents a stick to it, continuing to whistle, the Cicada settles on it and begins again to descend backwards.