manta

/man-tuh; Spanish mahn-tah/US // ˈmæn tə; Spanish ˈmɑn tɑ //UK // (ˈmæntə, Spanish ˈmanta) //

曼塔,马塔,蝠鲼

Definitions

n.名词 noun

as inshawl

Synonyms

Thirty million years before manta rays began gracefully gliding through ocean waters, a shark with fantastically elongated fins gave such underwater flight a go, researchers report in the March 19 Science.
Halfway through the game, I was fighting an enormous manta ray sort of thing while on my way to Hell.
For everyone else, the recently unveiled Manta Underwater Room in Zanzibar sounds like a dream come true.
When both sides have been heard, the old men put their heads together under a cloak or manta, and agree upon their judgment.
Then he pointed to the beautifully worked manta, “Did she squander wealth of hers on that?”
Miss Dolores had consented to wear a manta de Manila or soft shawl wound gracefully around her, and in her hair a red clavel.
It is not likely, however, that the manta devours anything larger than the pearl-oyster itself.
He disguised himself as an antelope, by means of a cloak of cotton cloth (manta) painted to resemble the colouring of the animal.

/man-tuh; Spanish mahn-tah/US // ˈmæn tə; Spanish ˈmɑn tɑ //UK // (ˈmæntə, Spanish ˈmanta) //

曼塔,马塔,蝠鲼

n.名词 noun

as inshawl

Synonyms

Thirty million years before manta rays began gracefully gliding through ocean waters, a shark with fantastically elongated fins gave such underwater flight a go, researchers report in the March 19 Science.
Halfway through the game, I was fighting an enormous manta ray sort of thing while on my way to Hell.
For everyone else, the recently unveiled Manta Underwater Room in Zanzibar sounds like a dream come true.
When both sides have been heard, the old men put their heads together under a cloak or manta, and agree upon their judgment.
Then he pointed to the beautifully worked manta, “Did she squander wealth of hers on that?”
Miss Dolores had consented to wear a manta de Manila or soft shawl wound gracefully around her, and in her hair a red clavel.
It is not likely, however, that the manta devours anything larger than the pearl-oyster itself.
He disguised himself as an antelope, by means of a cloak of cotton cloth (manta) painted to resemble the colouring of the animal.