| 释义 | 
		pyr·a·lid·i·dae \ˌpirəˈlidəˌdē\ noun plural Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Pyralid-, Pyralis, type genus + -idae 1.  : a family of moths comprising a vast and heterogeneous assemblage of small or medium-sized plainly colored slender-bodied and long-legged moths in which the costal vein of the hind wing approaches close to or unites with the subcostal vein near the middle of the wing 2. in some classifications  : a small family of moths comprising typical members of the superfamily Pyralidoidea |