Invertebrates Meaning in English
word · lemma: invertebrate
ˌɪnˈvɝtəˌbɹeɪts/, /ˌɪnˈvɝtəbɹəts
in-VUR-tuh-brayts
ɪnvˈɜːtɪbɹˌeɪts
in-VUR-ti-brayts
释义
Animals that do not have a backbone or spine. Invertebrates include insects, worms, jellyfish, and many other creatures.
用法与细微差别
'Invertebrates' is mostly used in scientific, educational, or formal contexts. Common in biology lessons. Opposite of 'vertebrates' (animals with backbones). Frequently appears in phrases like 'marine invertebrates' or 'aquatic invertebrates.'
Spanish: invertebradosPortuguese (BR): invertebradosPortuguese (PT): invertebradosChinese (Simplified): 无脊椎动物Chinese (Traditional): 無脊椎動物Hindi: अकशेरुकीArabic: اللافقارياتBengali: অমেরুদণ্ডী প্রাণীRussian: беспозвоночныеJapanese: 無脊椎動物Vietnamese: động vật không xương sốngKorean: 무척추동물Turkish: omurgasızlarUrdu: بے ریڑھ والے جاندارIndonesian: hewan tak bertulang belakang
例句
Bees and butterflies are invertebrates.
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Most ocean animals are invertebrates.
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Worms are examples of invertebrates.
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Many invertebrates have shells to protect their bodies.
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Scientists study invertebrates to learn more about ecosystems.
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If you look under a rock, you might find all sorts of invertebrates.
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