Ladybird Meaning in English
word
ˈɫeɪdiˌbɝd
LAY-dee-burd
lˈeɪdɪbˌɜːd
LAY-di-berd
释义
A small, round, brightly colored beetle, often red with black spots, that is helpful to gardens because it eats pests.
用法与细微差别
'Ladybird' is the British English term; 'ladybug' is used in American English. Common in stories for children and gardening contexts. Usually refers to the species Coccinellidae.
Spanish: mariquita - catarinaPortuguese (BR): joaninhaPortuguese (PT): joaninhaChinese (Simplified): 瓢虫Chinese (Traditional): 瓢蟲Hindi: गेंदे का कीड़ाArabic: خنفساء الدَّعسوقةBengali: লেডিবার্ড - গুবরে পোকা (লাল রঙের, ছোপ ছোপ) Russian: божья коровкаJapanese: てんとう虫Vietnamese: bọ rùaKorean: 무당벌레Turkish: uğur böceğiUrdu: لیڈی برڈ - بھونرا (خوردنی کیڑہ)Indonesian: kumbang ladybird - kepik ladybird
例句
A ladybird is sitting on the leaf.
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Children like to watch the ladybird crawl.
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The ladybird has bright red wings.
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Wow, there's a ladybird on your shoulder!
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Gardeners love ladybirds because they eat aphids.
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My grandmother said a ladybird brings good luck.
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