Definition of Siphonophora in English:

Siphonophora

plural nounˌsʌɪfəˈnɒf(ə)rəˌsīfəˈnäfərə

Zoology

An order of colonial marine coelenterates that includes the Portuguese man-of-war, having a float or swimming bell for drifting or swimming on the open sea.
〔动〕管水母目
Example sentencesExamples
- Jones' last publication on the subject of marine life was on the morphology and relationships of the Siphonophora.
- These creatures are probably relatives of the Siphonophora, an order of colonial cnidarians that includes the venomous ‘Portuguese man-o-war’.
- The Portuguese man-of-war is actually any of various invertebrate, jelly-like marine animals of the family Siphonophora.

Origin

Modern Latin (plural), from Greek siphōn 'tube' + pherein 'to bear'.

Definition of Siphonophora in US English:

Siphonophora

plural nounˌsīfəˈnäfərə

Zoology

An order of colonial marine coelenterates that includes the Portuguese man-of-war, having a float or swimming bell for drifting or swimming on the open sea.
〔动〕管水母目
Example sentencesExamples
- The Portuguese man-of-war is actually any of various invertebrate, jelly-like marine animals of the family Siphonophora.
- These creatures are probably relatives of the Siphonophora, an order of colonial cnidarians that includes the venomous ‘Portuguese man-o-war’.
- Jones' last publication on the subject of marine life was on the morphology and relationships of the Siphonophora.

Origin

Modern Latin (plural), from Greek siphōn ‘tube’ + pherein ‘to bear’.

单词	Siphonophora
释义	Definition of Siphonophora in English: Siphonophora plural nounˌsʌɪfəˈnɒf(ə)rəˌsīfəˈnäfərə Zoology An order of colonial marine coelenterates that includes the Portuguese man-of-war, having a float or swimming bell for drifting or swimming on the open sea. 〔动〕管水母目 Example sentencesExamples Jones' last publication on the subject of marine life was on the morphology and relationships of the Siphonophora. These creatures are probably relatives of the Siphonophora, an order of colonial cnidarians that includes the venomous ‘Portuguese man-o-war’. The Portuguese man-of-war is actually any of various invertebrate, jelly-like marine animals of the family Siphonophora. Origin Modern Latin (plural), from Greek siphōn 'tube' + pherein 'to bear'. Definition of Siphonophora in US English: Siphonophora plural nounˌsīfəˈnäfərə Zoology An order of colonial marine coelenterates that includes the Portuguese man-of-war, having a float or swimming bell for drifting or swimming on the open sea. 〔动〕管水母目 Example sentencesExamples The Portuguese man-of-war is actually any of various invertebrate, jelly-like marine animals of the family Siphonophora. These creatures are probably relatives of the Siphonophora, an order of colonial cnidarians that includes the venomous ‘Portuguese man-o-war’. Jones' last publication on the subject of marine life was on the morphology and relationships of the Siphonophora. Origin Modern Latin (plural), from Greek siphōn ‘tube’ + pherein ‘to bear’.
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