crab louse

蟹虱,蟹钳虫,蟹虱子,蟹肉虱子

Definitions

n.名词 noun

as insexually transmitted disease

Synonyms

Someone called him a hermit crab lurking in the halls of the United Nations.
There were jokes about Winston shoplifting crab legs earlier this year.
Wrap cooked crab legs in bacon, and bake at 350 for 8-10 minutes.
Only two soil types in the world are inhabitable for this root louse: one is sand, and the other is slate.
When it comes to Dungeness crab, plain is perfect, but culinary adventurers should also try a house-made Dungeness crab burger.
While a counsellor was pleading at the Irish bar, a louse unluckily peeped from under his wig.
Leo stood in front of the Crab, and the half darkness allowed him a glimpse of that vast blue-black back, and the motionless eyes.
In the middle of his singing he felt the cold touch of the Crab's claw on the apple of his throat.
The itch-mite (Acarus scabiei) and the louse (Pediculus capitis, corporis, vel pubis) are the more common members of the group.
“Follow me, Mr Larks,” he said, turning and descending the ladder sailor-fashion—which means crab-wise.

蟹虱,蟹钳虫,蟹虱子,蟹肉虱子

n.名词 noun

as insexually transmitted disease

Synonyms

Someone called him a hermit crab lurking in the halls of the United Nations.
There were jokes about Winston shoplifting crab legs earlier this year.
Wrap cooked crab legs in bacon, and bake at 350 for 8-10 minutes.
Only two soil types in the world are inhabitable for this root louse: one is sand, and the other is slate.
When it comes to Dungeness crab, plain is perfect, but culinary adventurers should also try a house-made Dungeness crab burger.
While a counsellor was pleading at the Irish bar, a louse unluckily peeped from under his wig.
Leo stood in front of the Crab, and the half darkness allowed him a glimpse of that vast blue-black back, and the motionless eyes.
In the middle of his singing he felt the cold touch of the Crab's claw on the apple of his throat.
The itch-mite (Acarus scabiei) and the louse (Pediculus capitis, corporis, vel pubis) are the more common members of the group.
“Follow me, Mr Larks,” he said, turning and descending the ladder sailor-fashion—which means crab-wise.