ladybug

IPA/ˈleɪdibʌɡ/
KK[lˈedibˌʌɡ]IPA/ˈleɪdibʌɡ/

ladybug — noun

1. a small round beetle, usually bright red or orange with black spots, that lives

1.名詞B1
釋義

a small round beetle, usually bright red or orange with black spots, that lives in gardens and fields and eats insects that damage plants

例句

A bright red ladybug landed on the gardener's sleeve this morning.

countable noun with colour description

The children watched a ladybug crawl slowly across a large green leaf.

verb pattern: watch + noun + bare infinitive

同義詞

文法句型

a ladybug

ladybugs (plural)

用法筆記

Ladybug is the common American English name. In British English, the same insect is usually called a ladybird. The insect is considered good luck in many cultures, and gardeners welcome it because it eats aphids that damage plants.

常見錯誤

Look at that beautiful ladybug insect!
Look at that beautiful ladybug!
💡Ladybug already means the insect, so adding 'insect' is unnecessary.