manta / ˈmæn tə; Spanish ˈmɑn tɑ /

⚽高中词汇曼塔马塔蝠鲼

manta 的定义

n. 名词 noun

plural man·tas [man-tuhz; Spanish mahn-tahs]. /ˈmæn təz; Spanish ˈmɑn tɑs/.

  1. a cloak or wrap.
  2. a type of blanket or cloth used on a horse or mule.
  3. Military. a movable shelter formerly used to protect besiegers, as when attacking a fortress.
  4. Also called man·ta ray [man-tuh-rey], /ˈmæn tə ˌreɪ/, dev·il ray [dev-uhl rey]: /ˈdɛv əl ˌreɪ/: devilfish. Ichthyology. any of several tropical rays of the small family Mobulidae, especially of the genus Manta, measuring from 2 to 24 feet across, including the pectoral fins.

manta 近义词

manta

等同于 shawl

更多manta例句

  1. Thirty million years before manta rays began gracefully gliding through ocean waters, a shark with fantastically elongated fins gave such underwater flight a go, researchers report in the March 19 Science.
  2. Halfway through the game, I was fighting an enormous manta ray sort of thing while on my way to Hell.
  3. For everyone else, the recently unveiled Manta Underwater Room in Zanzibar sounds like a dream come true.
  4. When both sides have been heard, the old men put their heads together under a cloak or manta, and agree upon their judgment.
  5. Then he pointed to the beautifully worked manta, “Did she squander wealth of hers on that?”
  6. Miss Dolores had consented to wear a manta de Manila or soft shawl wound gracefully around her, and in her hair a red clavel.
  7. It is not likely, however, that the manta devours anything larger than the pearl-oyster itself.
  8. He disguised himself as an antelope, by means of a cloak of cotton cloth (manta) painted to resemble the colouring of the animal.