第三人称复数：silkworms
名词蚕
1. silkworm的近义词
1. That is why the building is called COCOON, which has an original meaning of silkworm chrysalis.
2. Foods that contain high amounts of estrogen include some types of milk, silkworm chrysalis and tonics that restore or increase body tone.
3. I'm like a silkworm sticking to its cocoon or a snail shrinking back into its shell.
4. It takes one year to grow the mulberry tree, and another year to transform the silkworm cocoons into silk and garments.
5. silkworm的翻译
5. There were plenty of mulberry leaves, though getting silkworm was not always so easy.
6. Jincheng has a long history of silk production and it is an important production center for silkworm cocoons and silk in North China.
7. After that, the Shu Emperor of the Shang Dynasty made the silkworm his totem.
8. Stir up feelings of fondness as you snap into a stick full of silkworm cocoons.
9. Legends say a Silkworm Lady once prayed at Hangzhou temples and her silkworms grew much better.
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10. Japanese organizer has adopted " Purple Silkworm Island " as its Chinese name, which was the outcome of a solicitation campaign among Chinese people.
noun
1. silkworm是什么意思
1. the commercially bred hairless white caterpillar of the domestic silkworm moth which spins a cocoon that can be processed to yield silk fiber
the principal source of commercial silk
2. larva of a saturniid moth
spins a large amount of strong silk in constructing its cocoon
Synonym: giant silkworm wild wilkworm