| 释义 |
rhab·dit·i·da
\rabˈdid.ədə\ noun plural
Usage: capitalized
Etymology: New Latin, from Rhabditis + -ida
: a large order of Aphasmidia comprising free-living and parasitic nematode worms having the esophagus more or less clearly divided into three regions, usually three or six lips, and the musculature meromyarian or polymyarian |