Definition of mygalomorph in English:

mygalomorph

noun ˈmɪɡ(ə)ləmɔːfˈmiɡələˌmôrf

Zoology

A large spider of a group that includes the tarantulas, trapdoor spiders, and funnel-web spiders. Mygalomorphs have several primitive features, including fangs that stab downwards rather than towards one another.
〔动〕猛蛛
Suborder Mygalomorphae, order Araneae
Example sentencesExamples
- To imitate a mygalomorph, put your index and middle fingers in front of your mouth and move them up and down.
- Female tarantulas like other mygalomorphs are able to moult after reaching maturity.
- All mygalomorphs have two pairs of ventral booklungs that operate on the principle of infusion rather than the more efficient system of inhalation.
- Previously, the earliest known mygalomorphs, described in 1990, were about 100 million years old.
- These spiders are easily distinguished from the mygalomorphs because they move their jaws sideways, like a pair of pliers.

Origin

1920s: from modern Latin Mygalomorphae, from Greek mugalē 'shrew' + morphē 'form'.

Definition of mygalomorph in US English:

mygalomorph

nounˈmiɡələˌmôrf

Zoology

A large spider of a group that includes the tarantulas and funnel-web spiders. Mygalomorphs have several primitive features, including fangs that stab downward rather than toward one another.
〔动〕猛蛛
Suborder Mygalomorphae, order Araneae
Example sentencesExamples
- Female tarantulas like other mygalomorphs are able to moult after reaching maturity.
- These spiders are easily distinguished from the mygalomorphs because they move their jaws sideways, like a pair of pliers.
- All mygalomorphs have two pairs of ventral booklungs that operate on the principle of infusion rather than the more efficient system of inhalation.
- Previously, the earliest known mygalomorphs, described in 1990, were about 100 million years old.
- To imitate a mygalomorph, put your index and middle fingers in front of your mouth and move them up and down.

Origin

1920s: from modern Latin Mygalomorphae, from Greek mugalē ‘shrew’ + morphē ‘form’.

单词	mygalomorph
释义	Definition of mygalomorph in English: mygalomorph noun ˈmɪɡ(ə)ləmɔːfˈmiɡələˌmôrf Zoology A large spider of a group that includes the tarantulas, trapdoor spiders, and funnel-web spiders. Mygalomorphs have several primitive features, including fangs that stab downwards rather than towards one another. 〔动〕猛蛛 Suborder Mygalomorphae, order Araneae Example sentencesExamples To imitate a mygalomorph, put your index and middle fingers in front of your mouth and move them up and down. Female tarantulas like other mygalomorphs are able to moult after reaching maturity. All mygalomorphs have two pairs of ventral booklungs that operate on the principle of infusion rather than the more efficient system of inhalation. Previously, the earliest known mygalomorphs, described in 1990, were about 100 million years old. These spiders are easily distinguished from the mygalomorphs because they move their jaws sideways, like a pair of pliers. Origin 1920s: from modern Latin Mygalomorphae, from Greek mugalē 'shrew' + morphē 'form'. Definition of mygalomorph in US English: mygalomorph nounˈmiɡələˌmôrf Zoology A large spider of a group that includes the tarantulas and funnel-web spiders. Mygalomorphs have several primitive features, including fangs that stab downward rather than toward one another. 〔动〕猛蛛 Suborder Mygalomorphae, order Araneae Example sentencesExamples Female tarantulas like other mygalomorphs are able to moult after reaching maturity. These spiders are easily distinguished from the mygalomorphs because they move their jaws sideways, like a pair of pliers. All mygalomorphs have two pairs of ventral booklungs that operate on the principle of infusion rather than the more efficient system of inhalation. Previously, the earliest known mygalomorphs, described in 1990, were about 100 million years old. To imitate a mygalomorph, put your index and middle fingers in front of your mouth and move them up and down. Origin 1920s: from modern Latin Mygalomorphae, from Greek mugalē ‘shrew’ + morphē ‘form’.
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