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

• 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。
• Mass treatment with ivermectin may reduce the incidence of head lice infestation and associated morbidity in resource-poor communities.
  利用伊维菌素进行集体治疗，可能降低贫穷社区内头虱症感染的发生率以及头虱症导致的死亡率。
• The lice can survive on human body.
  虱可生存于人体上。
• If you are, there will likely come a point in time when your child develops head lice.
  如果你是，有可能会来的时间点，当您的孩子发展头虱。
• It says the danger is from sea lice, which are small organisms that feed on fish.
  该研究称危险源于海虱，它们是食鱼为生的微小生物体。
• 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。
• Great, so it's covered in lice and grease.
  很好，现在上面全是虱子和油脂。
• A study of body lice suggests that humans started wearing clothes 70,000 years ago, scientists say.
  科学家称，一项对体虱的研究表明，人类穿衣服的历史有7万年之久。
• "filthy." She referred to lice as bugs.
  肮脏，她叫虱子特别要叫虫类。
• In the filth, the lice as well as the fleas had multiplied by the thousand.
  在肮脏的地方，虱子以及跳蚤成千成千地孳生出来。