appendage
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++ap·pend·age /əˈpendɪdʒ/ noun [countable] 1. PARTsomething that is connected to a larger or more important thing 附加物，附属物2. BODYHB formal an arm, leg, or other body part 附肢，附器〔指臂、腿或身体其他部位〕
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appendage• Among the Apterygota the retention of at least some abdominal appendages is a general feature.• I dissected preserved larvae into their component appendages and painstakingly traced each detail.• For a long time some of its parts - its mouth and its eating appendages - were classed as separate animals.• Often he upgrades old models with new appendages.• In soft-bodied insect larvae, where the appendages are reduced or absent, locomotion occurs through quite different physical mechanisms.• A variable number of these appendages may become transformed into organs that are functional during post-embryonic life while the remainder disappear.ap·pend·age nounChineseSyllable
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appendage
ap‧pend‧age /əˈpendɪdʒ/
noun [countable]
1. something that is connected to a larger or more important thing
2. formal an arm, leg, or other body part
ap‧pend‧age /əˈpendɪdʒ/
noun [countable]1. something that is connected to a larger or more important thing
2. formal an arm, leg, or other body part