| 释义 |
ple·on
\ˈplēˌän\ noun
(-s)
Etymology: New Latin, from Greek pleōn, present participle of plein to sail; from the fact that it bears the swimming limbs — more at flow
1. : the abdomen of a crustacean
2. : the telson of a king crab
• ple·o·nal \-ēənəl\ or ple·on·ic \(ˈ)plē|änik\ adjective |