starfish 的定义
plural star·fish, star·fish·es.
- any echinoderm of the class Asteroidea, having the body radially arranged, usually in the form of a star, with five or more rays or arms radiating from a central disk; asteroid.
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- The crust cracks, and those cracks must be closed immediately, lest they splinter into a 20-armed starfish.
- When Clements pried the urchins off, he found the remains of the starfish.
- Then raise your free leg out to the side and your free arm toward the ceiling, like a starfish.
- When there are too many bacterial cells, they use up so much oxygen that they suffocate the starfish.
- His team also analyzed tissues from starfish that had succumbed in a mass die-off between 2013 and 2014.
- Scientists blame mostly the Crown of Thorns killer starfish.
- On the rocks and sand at the bottom starfish and crabs crawled slowly along or clung to some stone.
- The oyster, tight in his shelly fortress, seems safe from the attack of a weak Starfish.
- Ask any fisherman what he thinks of the "harmless" Starfish, and he will call it a pest and a nuisance.
- The mouth of the Starfish opens into a kind of bag which slips between the oyster shells.
- The Starfish merely presses the mussel into its mouth, cleans out the shells, and throws them away.