centipede

• n. [无脊椎][中医] 蜈蚣

1. chiefly nocturnal predacious arthropod having a flattened body of 15 to 173 segments each with a pair of legs the foremost being modified into poison fangs

Centipede bite yesterday was a dream, scared to death!

昨天梦见被蜈蚣咬了, 吓死了!

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The 50 or so players generally poor compared to brushcentipede centipede is to make money.

而50左右的玩家一般比较穷,去刷蜈蚣都是为了蜈蚣赚钱的.

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How is cut handled after is the black centipede of red head bitten?

红头的黑蜈蚣咬后怎么处理伤口?

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A centipede snaked swiftly away.

一只蜈蚣飞快地爬开了.

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It is very dangerous to be bitten by a centipede , let alone one so big!

被蜈蚣咬到非常危险的, 更何况这么大只的!

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Remember ! Don't play with a centipede even if it looks dead.

那时候我看到一只蜈蚣被人家打扁了,只剩下头还没扁,我认为它已经死了.

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Just like tarantula it's killing, the centipede has two curved, hollow fangs, which inject paralyzing venom.

和狼蛛的猎杀方法一样, 蜈蚣有一对弯曲 、 中空 、 能注射毒液使猎物马上瘫痪的毒牙.

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I heard the cock to the centipede, and even went into hiding.

蜈蚣听说公鸡来了, 竟然躲了起来.

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A huge , hairy, scary centipede was crawling up Master Lianchi's sleeve.

一只很大的 、 足的 、 怕的蜈蚣正爬在莲池大师的袖子上.

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Cock head red crown, and the centipede does not.

公鸡头上有大红冠, 而蜈蚣没有.

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In the more humid areas, water centipede is a dominant plant growth.

在较湿润地区, 水蜈蚣属植物生长占优.

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Instinctively, he pushed off the centipede.

本能地, 他拂去那一只蜈蚣.

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You are now a poisonous centipede.

你现在是一只毒蜈蚣.

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The creature is a tiny centipede, just 10 millimeters long.

那个生物是一只很小的蜈蚣，只有10毫米长。

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cent, 百。-pede, 脚，词源同biped, foot.

1. The creature is a tiny centipede, just 10 millimeters long.

那个生物是一只很小的蜈蚣，只有10毫米长。

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2. A centipede snaked swiftly away.

一只蜈蚣飞快地爬开了.

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3. Centipede bite yesterday was a dream, scared to death!

昨天梦见被蜈蚣咬了, 吓死了!

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4. Remember ! Don't play with a centipede even if it looks dead.

那时候我看到一只蜈蚣被人家打扁了,只剩下头还没扁,我认为它已经死了.

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5. I heard the cock to the centipede, and even went into hiding.

蜈蚣听说公鸡来了, 竟然躲了起来.

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centipede (n.)

1640s, from French centipède, from Latin centipeda "many-footed insect," from centum "hundred" (see hundred) + pedis, genitive of pes "foot," from PIE root *ped- (1) "a foot" (see foot (n.)).