scorpion
scorpion — 名詞
- scorpionsingular
- scorpionsplural
1. a small creature of deserts and warm dry regions, having eight legs, front claws
蠍子
尾部帶有毒刺的沙漠小動物
a small creature of deserts and warm dry regions, having eight legs, front claws for grasping, and a tail that arches forward over the body, carrying a venomous sting
Liam lifted the flat rock and a dark scorpion scuttled out from underneath.
Liam 搬開平坦的石頭,一隻黑蠍子從底下竄了出來。
Nora found a scorpion hiding inside her shoe while camping in Arizona.
Nora 在亞利桑那州露營時,發現鞋子裡躲了一隻蠍子。
A scorpion's sting can cause sharp pain and swelling for several hours.
蠍子的毒刺會引起劇烈疼痛和腫脹,持續好幾個小時。
Yael had never seen a scorpion before she travelled to the Sahara.
Yael 在去撒哈拉旅行之前,從未見過蠍子。
The park guide warned visitors to check their boots for scorpions each morning.
公園導遊提醒遊客每天早晨檢查靴子裡有沒有蠍子。
用法筆記
Countable. A scorpion delivers a sting, not a bite — use 'scorpion sting' rather than 'scorpion bite'.