Mollusc Meaning in English
word
ˈmɒləsk
MAH-lusk
mˈɒlʌsk
muh-LUSK
释义
A mollusc is a soft-bodied animal, usually with a hard shell, such as a snail, clam, or octopus.
用法与细微差别
'Mollusc' is formal and scientific, mainly used in biology. Common types include snails, clams, squid, and octopuses. In everyday speech, people usually say the specific animal rather than 'mollusc'.
Spanish: moluscoPortuguese (BR): moluscoPortuguese (PT): moluscoChinese (Simplified): 软体动物Chinese (Traditional): 軟體動物Hindi: मोलस्कArabic: رخويBengali: মলাস্ক - শামুকজাতীয় প্রাণীRussian: моллюскJapanese: 軟体動物Vietnamese: thân mềmKorean: 연체동물Turkish: yumuşakçaUrdu: نرم تنIndonesian: moluska
例句
A snail is a type of mollusc.
basic
Clams and oysters are molluscs found in the sea.
basic
An octopus is a mollusc without a shell.
basic
Did you know that some molluscs can live both in water and on land?
natural
When we went tide pooling, we found a lot of colorful molluscs stuck to the rocks.
natural
I never realized that squids are actually molluscs too!
natural