Honeybee Meaning in English
word
ˈhəniˌbi
HUH-nee-bee
hˈʌnɪbˌiː
HUN-ih-bee
释义
A honeybee is a small flying insect that lives in groups, makes honey from flower nectar, and helps pollinate plants.
用法与细微差别
Used mainly in scientific, environmental, or everyday contexts when talking about bees that make honey. 'Honeybee' refers specifically to species that produce honey; not all bees are 'honeybees.' Often used as one word in American English, sometimes as two ('honey bee').
Spanish: abeja melífera - abeja de mielPortuguese (BR): abelha (do mel) - abelha melíferaPortuguese (PT): abelha (do mel) - abelha melíferaChinese (Simplified): 蜜蜂Chinese (Traditional): 蜜蜂Hindi: मधुमक्खीArabic: نحلة (العسل)Bengali: মৌমাছিRussian: медоносная пчелаJapanese: ミツバチVietnamese: ong mậtKorean: 꿀벌Turkish: bal arısıUrdu: شہد کی مکھیIndonesian: lebah madu
例句
A honeybee makes honey in the hive.
basic
The honeybee is important for flowers.
basic
I saw a honeybee in the garden.
basic
If there were no honeybees, we would have less fruit and vegetables.
natural
A single honeybee can visit hundreds of flowers in a day.
natural
Don’t worry, that honeybee won’t sting unless it feels threatened.
natural