lice

英 [laɪs]

美 [laɪs]

n.  虱; 虱子; 不受欢迎的人; 讨厌鬼
louse的复数

医学

柯林斯词典

• （louse的复数）
  Liceis the plural oflouse.

双语例句

• At this mountain, we have no plagues of blood, frogs, and lice.
  在这山上，没有血灾、蛙灾，和虱灾。
• No lice were seen, but because his epidermis had been shed, any lice may have been lost.
  但由于他的表皮都脱落了，要是有虱子，也可能跟著脱落了。
• Old and young, talkative and taciturn, rich planter and sallow cracker, they all had two things in common, lice and dysentery.
  年老和年轻的，健谈的和沉默的，富农和森林地带憔悴的穷白人，他们都有两种共同的东西，既虱子和痢疾。
• The lice can survive on human body.
  虱可生存于人体上。
• Her shapely fingernails reddened by the blood of squashed lice from the children's shirts.
  由于替孩子们掐衬衫上的虱子，她那秀丽的指甲被血染红了。
• First you should know that head lice have no respect for social status, cleanliness, or personal hygiene!
  首先，您应该知道，头虱有不尊重的社会地位，清洁，或个人生！
• The researchers say lice commonly kill more than eighty percent of pink salmon in the areas they studied.
  研究者说在他们所研究的地区，海虱导致80%以上的野生粉鲑死亡。
• Not only can vermin arise from decaying matter but that lice can originate form sweat.
  不仅从腐烂的物质中能产生寄生虫，而且从汗液中能产生虱子。
• One version of the legend has it that the fleas and lice on his body became the ancestors of mankind.
  还有一种传说是，他身上的跳蚤和虱变成了人类的祖先。
• Infection with head lice is no reflection on personal hygiene
  头上生虱子并不说明不讲个人卫生。