Definition of polypod in English:

polypod

adjective ˈpɒlɪpɒdˈpɑləˌpɑd

Zoology

Having many feet or similar appendages, especially denoting a phase of insect larval development characterized by a segmented abdomen with rudimentary or functional appendages.
〔动〕多足的
the general prevalence of this polypod condition
Example sentencesExamples
- The insect embryo in its development passes from a protopod stage to what is termed a polypod form.
- The polypod larvae, like the. caterpillars, have legs and pseudopods.

Origin

Mid 18th century (as a noun denoting an animal having many feet): from French polypode 'many-footed', from Greek polupous, polupod-, from polu- 'many' + pous, pod- 'foot'.

Definition of polypod in US English:

polypod

adjectiveˈpɑləˌpɑdˈpäləˌpäd

Zoology

Having many feet or similar appendages, especially denoting a phase of insect larval development characterized by a segmented abdomen with rudimentary or functional appendages.
〔动〕多足的
the general prevalence of this polypod condition
Example sentencesExamples
- The polypod larvae, like the. caterpillars, have legs and pseudopods.
- The insect embryo in its development passes from a protopod stage to what is termed a polypod form.

Origin

Mid 18th century (as a noun denoting an animal having many feet): from French polypode ‘many-footed’, from Greek polupous, polupod-, from polu- ‘many’ + pous, pod- ‘foot’.

单词	polypod
释义	Definition of polypod in English: polypod adjective ˈpɒlɪpɒdˈpɑləˌpɑd Zoology Having many feet or similar appendages, especially denoting a phase of insect larval development characterized by a segmented abdomen with rudimentary or functional appendages. 〔动〕多足的 the general prevalence of this polypod condition Example sentencesExamples The insect embryo in its development passes from a protopod stage to what is termed a polypod form. The polypod larvae, like the. caterpillars, have legs and pseudopods. Origin Mid 18th century (as a noun denoting an animal having many feet): from French polypode 'many-footed', from Greek polupous, polupod-, from polu- 'many' + pous, pod- 'foot'. Definition of polypod in US English: polypod adjectiveˈpɑləˌpɑdˈpäləˌpäd Zoology Having many feet or similar appendages, especially denoting a phase of insect larval development characterized by a segmented abdomen with rudimentary or functional appendages. 〔动〕多足的 the general prevalence of this polypod condition Example sentencesExamples The polypod larvae, like the. caterpillars, have legs and pseudopods. The insect embryo in its development passes from a protopod stage to what is termed a polypod form. Origin Mid 18th century (as a noun denoting an animal having many feet): from French polypode ‘many-footed’, from Greek polupous, polupod-, from polu- ‘many’ + pous, pod- ‘foot’.
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