英语词汇“aculeate”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

aculeate

/əˈkjuːlɪət

adjective

1 Entomology (Of an insect) having a sting.Almost all adult aculeate wasps and bees drink nectar for their own nourishment and are therefore flower visitors and worthy of consideration as potential pollinators....

Phylogenetic relationships between six wasp and bee species, Apis mellifera, and several other similar aculeate Hymenoptera were determined.

2 Entomology Sharply pointed; prickly.The fruit of this plant are globose and aculeate.

noun Entomology

A stinging insect of a group that includes the bees, wasps, and ants.

Section Aculeata, suborder Apocrita, order Hymenoptera.

Larval kleptoparasites of solitary aculeates are also found in the Bombyliidae and Chloropidae....

For many aculeates this involves the availability of bare ground, usually sandy, sometimes firm, sometimes loose and in various aspects ranging from flat ground to vertical banks and cliffs.
After all the years, I'm still keen to watch butterflies and moths, and more recently to collect aculeates.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from Latin aculeatus, from aculeus 'a sting', diminutive of acus 'needle'.

单词	aculeate
释义	aculeate /əˈkjuːlɪət / adjective 1 Entomology (Of an insect) having a sting.Almost all adult aculeate wasps and bees drink nectar for their own nourishment and are therefore flower visitors and worthy of consideration as potential pollinators.... Phylogenetic relationships between six wasp and bee species, Apis mellifera, and several other similar aculeate Hymenoptera were determined. 2 Entomology Sharply pointed; prickly.The fruit of this plant are globose and aculeate. noun Entomology A stinging insect of a group that includes the bees, wasps, and ants. Section Aculeata, suborder Apocrita, order Hymenoptera. Larval kleptoparasites of solitary aculeates are also found in the Bombyliidae and Chloropidae.... For many aculeates this involves the availability of bare ground, usually sandy, sometimes firm, sometimes loose and in various aspects ranging from flat ground to vertical banks and cliffs. After all the years, I'm still keen to watch butterflies and moths, and more recently to collect aculeates. Origin Mid 17th century: from Latin aculeatus, from aculeus 'a sting', diminutive of acus 'needle'. Rhymes Juliet
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