Definition of ladybird in English:

ladybird

noun ˈleɪdɪbəːdˈleɪdiˌbərd

British

A small beetle with a domed back, typically red or yellow with black spots. Both the adults and larvae are important predators of aphids.
七星瓢虫。北美亦称LADYBUG
Family Coccinellidae: several genera and species, including the common European seven-spot ladybird (Coccinella septempunctata)
North American term ladybug
Example sentencesExamples
- For me, bumble-bees and ladybirds are not the only signs of spring.
- Like many of our endemic species of ladybirds, these beetles have handsome red-and-black coloration.
- There is at least one example where PA accumulated by aphids from their host plant are in turn sequestered by the aphid's predator, ladybird beetles.
- Many insects, such as ground beetles, hoverflies and ladybirds, can keep pests under control - but not if they've been destroyed by chemical sprays.
- Useful insects include silkworms and ladybirds that predate upon aphids.

Definition of ladybird in US English:

ladybird

nounˈlādēˌbərdˈleɪdiˌbərd

British

A small beetle with a domed back, typically red or yellow with black spots; a ladybug.
Family Coccinellidae: several genera and species, including the common European seven-spot ladybird (Coccinella septempunctata)
Example sentencesExamples
- For me, bumble-bees and ladybirds are not the only signs of spring.
- Many insects, such as ground beetles, hoverflies and ladybirds, can keep pests under control - but not if they've been destroyed by chemical sprays.
- Useful insects include silkworms and ladybirds that predate upon aphids.
- Like many of our endemic species of ladybirds, these beetles have handsome red-and-black coloration.
- There is at least one example where PA accumulated by aphids from their host plant are in turn sequestered by the aphid's predator, ladybird beetles.

单词	ladybird
释义	Definition of ladybird in English: ladybird noun ˈleɪdɪbəːdˈleɪdiˌbərd British A small beetle with a domed back, typically red or yellow with black spots. Both the adults and larvae are important predators of aphids. 七星瓢虫。北美亦称LADYBUG Family Coccinellidae: several genera and species, including the common European seven-spot ladybird (Coccinella septempunctata) North American term ladybug Example sentencesExamples For me, bumble-bees and ladybirds are not the only signs of spring. Like many of our endemic species of ladybirds, these beetles have handsome red-and-black coloration. There is at least one example where PA accumulated by aphids from their host plant are in turn sequestered by the aphid's predator, ladybird beetles. Many insects, such as ground beetles, hoverflies and ladybirds, can keep pests under control - but not if they've been destroyed by chemical sprays. Useful insects include silkworms and ladybirds that predate upon aphids. Definition of ladybird in US English: ladybird nounˈlādēˌbərdˈleɪdiˌbərd British A small beetle with a domed back, typically red or yellow with black spots; a ladybug. Family Coccinellidae: several genera and species, including the common European seven-spot ladybird (Coccinella septempunctata) Example sentencesExamples For me, bumble-bees and ladybirds are not the only signs of spring. Many insects, such as ground beetles, hoverflies and ladybirds, can keep pests under control - but not if they've been destroyed by chemical sprays. Useful insects include silkworms and ladybirds that predate upon aphids. Like many of our endemic species of ladybirds, these beetles have handsome red-and-black coloration. There is at least one example where PA accumulated by aphids from their host plant are in turn sequestered by the aphid's predator, ladybird beetles.
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