maggot 的定义
- a soft-bodied, legless larva of certain flies.
- Archaic. an odd fancy; whim.
maggot 近义词
insect
更多maggot例句
- Once the maggots have dined on all the poop they can, the insects are boiled.
- The flies’ larvae — or maggots — consume organic wastes, such as feces.
- Pundits in Myanmar call Rohingya Muslims beasts, dogs, and maggots.
- But the maggot-infested underside of News of the World is a metaphor for what his whole tabloid operation has wrought.
- However strange this maggot may appear in my chest and brain, it is no more than true.
- She's got some maggot in her brain, and she wants to air it.
- And in the economy of nature man is of no more consequence than the maggot.
- In relation to their surroundings man and the maggot are in the same position.
- The whole section is well characterized by the uniformly maggot-like nature of the larva.