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Chinese to English Dictionary (1-5 of 5)
- 獴
- [měng]
- Mongoose: A slim, short-limbed mammal that prey on snakes, frogs, fishes, crabs, birds, and mice, its subspecies is distributed widely in Asia and Africa.
- 甲壳动物
- [jiǎqiàodòngwù]
- Crustacean; a general name for crustaceans of arthropods; an aquatic animal that breathes with gills, having carapace and two pairs of antennae in front; shrimps or crabs are of this kind.
- 介虫
- [jièchóng]
- An animal that has carapace on its body, e.g. Shrimp, crabs, etc.
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- Sexually transmitted disease: disease spread through sexual activity, including syphilis, gonorrhea, chancre, AIDS, certain types of scabies and infectious crabs.
English Dictionary (1-3 of 3)
- crabs
- [kræbz]
- 1. the lowest throw in a game of chance, esp two aces in dice
- 2. plural of crab 1
- crab
- [kræb]
- 1. any chiefly marine decapod crustacean of the genus Cancer and related genera (section Brachyura ), having a broad flattened carapace covering the cephalothorax, beneath which is folded the abdomen. The first pair of limbs are modified as pincers - See also fiddler crab soft-shell crab pea crab oyster crab
- 2. any of various similar or related arthropods, such as the hermit crab and horseshoe crab
- 3. short for crab louse
- 4. a manoeuvre in which an aircraft flies slightly into the crosswind...
- crab
- [kræb]
- 1. to find fault; grumble
- 2. to spoil (esp in the phrase crab someone's act )
- 3. an irritable person
- 4. C16: probably back formation from crabbed
Examples (1-5 of 5)
- 盛产鱼蟹
- teem with fish and crabs → 盛产
- 这片海涂是养螃蟹的好地方。
- This tidal flat is an ideal place for raising crabs. → 海涂
- 虾、蟹不过是大海中渺小的介虫罢了。
- Shrimps and crabs are only small crustaceans in the ocean. → 介虫
- 今年养殖场一次性投放了20万只蟹苗。
- This year more than 2 billion young crabs are put in the aquatic breeding farms. → 蟹苗
- 很多动物都是穴居的， 比如螃蟹。
- A lot of animals, for instance, the crabs, live in caves. → 穴居
