刺胞動物

简 刺胞动物 · 繁 刺胞動物
Mandarin · pinyin cì bāo dòng wù

Meanings

  1. cnidarian (member of the phylum Cnidaria, including jellyfish and corals)
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刺
cì · stab; prick, irritate; prod
胞
bāo · womb, placenta, fetal membrane
動
dòng · move, happen; movement, action
物
wù · thing, substance, creature
动
dòng · move, happen; movement, action
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4–1–4–4 · ci4 bao1 dong4 wu4

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ci3 baau1 dung6 mat6

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noun

  1. cnidarian

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刺胞動物 · ci4 bao1 dong4 wu4
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Exact source record刺胞動物 刺胞动物 [ci4 bao1 dong4 wu4] /cnidarian (member of the phylum Cnidaria, including jellyfish and corals)/