tentacle 英 [ˈtentəkl]   美 [ˈtɛntəkəl]

tentacle

tentacle  英 [ˈtentəkl] 美 [ˈtɛntəkəl]

n. 触手,[动] 触须,[动] 触角 

名词复数:tentacles 

Each tentacle is about two millimeters long. 图中每一个触手大约两毫米长。
Each tentacle is covered with stinging cells (cnidocytes) that can sting or kill other animals: most jellyfish use them to secure prey or for defence. 它的触须从体内伸出,每根触须上都带有可以伤害甚至杀害其他动物的毒刺。 水母大都用这些刺来捕食或自卫。

  • A tentacle is long, ropey thing that sticks out of an animal’s face. You probably think they’re gross. Octopuses probably think they’re cute.
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  • n. 触手,[动] 触须,[动] 触角
  • 1. Each tentacle is about two millimeters long.

    图中每一个触手大约两毫米长。

  • 2. Each tentacle is covered with stinging cells (cnidocytes) that can sting or kill other animals: most jellyfish use them to secure prey or for defence.

    它的触须从体内伸出,每根触须上都带有可以伤害甚至杀害其他动物的毒刺。 水母大都用这些刺来捕食或自卫。

  • 3. One positive outcome that could arise from bumping into a friendly ETI is that it takes our fledgling race under its wing (tentacle) and helps us, technologically, to push deeper into space.

    若是遇到友善的外星智慧生物,其积极后果之一就是他们会将我们这个幼稚的文明置于其卵翼(或者是触手)之下,帮助我们提高科技水准,推动我们进入更为遥远的太空。

  • tentacle (n.) 1762, from Modern Latin tentaculum, literally "feeler," from Latin tentare "to feel, try" + -culum, diminutive suffix (see -cule). Related: Tentacular.
ten·tacle / ˈtentəkl ; NAmE ˈtentəkl / noun 1 [countable ] a long thin part of the body of some creatures, such as squid,used for feeling or holding things, for moving or for getting food 触角;触手;触须 ( figurative) Tentacles of fear closed around her body. 恐惧的阴影笼罩着她。 2 tentacles [plural ] ( usually disapproving) the influence that a large place, organization or system has and that is hard to avoid (大的地方、组织或系统难以避免的)影响,束缚,约束 The tentacles of satellite television are spreading even wider. 卫星电视的影响正日益扩大。 tentacle tentacles ten·tacle / ˈtentəkl ; NAmE ˈtentəkl /
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