| 释义 |
scor·pid·i·dae
\skȯ(r)ˈpidəˌdē\ noun plural
Usage: capitalized
Etymology: New Latin, from Scorpid-, Scorpis, type genus (from Greek skorpid-, skorpis, a kind of seafish) + -idae
: a small family of scaly-finned percoid fishes of the Pacific ocean including the half-moon that have a deep compressed body, well-developed teeth, and a single dorsal fin |