Tadpoles Meaning in English
word · lemma: tadpole
ˈtædˌpoʊɫz
TAD-pohlz
tˈædpəʊlz
TAD-pohlz
释义
Tadpoles are the young, larval form of frogs and toads that live in water and look like small fish, usually with a tail but no legs.
用法与细微差别
Used mainly in biology or when talking about frogs. Plural ('tadpoles') is common when discussing groups. Usually refers only to the aquatic stage before legs develop.
Spanish: renacuajosPortuguese (BR): girinosPortuguese (PT): girinosChinese (Simplified): 蝌蚪Chinese (Traditional): 蝌蚪Hindi: मेंढक के बच्चेArabic: أبو ذنيبةBengali: ব্যাঙাচিRussian: головастикиJapanese: オタマジャクシVietnamese: nòng nọcKorean: 올챙이Turkish: kurbağa yavrusu - iribaşUrdu: مینڈک کا بچہIndonesian: berudu
例句
Frogs start their lives as tadpoles in the water.
basic
The pond is full of tadpoles every spring.
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Some tadpoles grow into frogs after a few weeks.
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Kids love watching tadpoles swim around in shallow water.
natural
If you look closely, you can see the tiny legs starting to grow on the tadpoles.
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After a month or so, most of the tadpoles have turned into tiny frogs.
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