Definition of woodlouse in English:

woodlouse

nounPlural woodliceˈwʊdlaʊs

A small terrestrial crustacean with a greyish segmented body and seven pairs of legs, living in damp habitats.
丸虾，潮虫
Oniscus and other genera, order Isopoda. See also pill woodlouse
Example sentencesExamples
- Snack times are juicy snails and slugs, with woodlice for dessert.
- I can't think of a green remedy for woodlice, but as far as the snails are concerned, scattering slug pellets on the ground (inside the greenhouse so birds won't be affected) should help a bit.
- In 1890, Dubois confirmed that blinded salamanders displayed an aversion to shorter wavelengths of light, and. in 1895, Finsen extended the results to frogs, earthworms, woodlice, beetles and flies.
- Shaped vaguely like a woodlouse, these triungulinids, as they are called, are very active little fellows.
- Mind you on the plus side the Turkish geckoes were back and joined by a tiny scorpion and a horde of woodlice.
- The timber buildings suffered from woodworm and supplied an ideal location for woodlice, spiders and wasps.
- Old boxes, rotting leaves and abandoned flowerpots are a breeding-ground for slugs and woodlice.
- But Mr Frayne complains that ill-fitting windows, a wobbly wall and kitchen units infested with woodlice have made their lives a misery.
- Children will be able to get answers to all their burning bug questions, like whether a woodlouse eats wood, whether a centipede really has one hundred legs and how a pond skater skates.
- What is happening here is that the spiders are weaving webs and the woodlice are being trapped.
- I'd love to make wildlife documentary about woodlice living in your house; Daddy Longlegs must seem gigantic, if you're a woodlouse.
- These tireless toilers of the soil include such creatures as the earthworms, woodlice and millipedes.
- Another group of children searched the marsh grasses for millipedes, ground beetles and woodlice.
- Ángel's spherical chemical tank, borescope and high-powered binoculars resemble the equipment of a frontier explorer rather a woodlice exterminator.
- Having never seen a woodlouse before, it terrified her.
- ‘When you dig into it and see what's in there, the worms and woodlice and other creatures, it is really quite satisfying,’ he says.
- They liked the design of the packets, the creepy-crawly shapes of the sweets - which include snails, beetles and woodlice - the fruity taste and, most of all, the red syrupy centre.
- Because of my work, people are more aware and they know why there's woodlice in old furniture and that spiders aren't going to harm them.
- I also dreamt about a spider that metamorphosized into a rat, and then changed into a woodlouse!
- The main detritivore taxa were woodlice, millipedes, insects, and gastropods.

单词	woodlouse
释义	Definition of woodlouse in English: woodlouse nounPlural woodliceˈwʊdlaʊs A small terrestrial crustacean with a greyish segmented body and seven pairs of legs, living in damp habitats. 丸虾，潮虫 Oniscus and other genera, order Isopoda. See also pill woodlouse Example sentencesExamples Snack times are juicy snails and slugs, with woodlice for dessert. I can't think of a green remedy for woodlice, but as far as the snails are concerned, scattering slug pellets on the ground (inside the greenhouse so birds won't be affected) should help a bit. In 1890, Dubois confirmed that blinded salamanders displayed an aversion to shorter wavelengths of light, and. in 1895, Finsen extended the results to frogs, earthworms, woodlice, beetles and flies. Shaped vaguely like a woodlouse, these triungulinids, as they are called, are very active little fellows. Mind you on the plus side the Turkish geckoes were back and joined by a tiny scorpion and a horde of woodlice. The timber buildings suffered from woodworm and supplied an ideal location for woodlice, spiders and wasps. Old boxes, rotting leaves and abandoned flowerpots are a breeding-ground for slugs and woodlice. But Mr Frayne complains that ill-fitting windows, a wobbly wall and kitchen units infested with woodlice have made their lives a misery. Children will be able to get answers to all their burning bug questions, like whether a woodlouse eats wood, whether a centipede really has one hundred legs and how a pond skater skates. What is happening here is that the spiders are weaving webs and the woodlice are being trapped. I'd love to make wildlife documentary about woodlice living in your house; Daddy Longlegs must seem gigantic, if you're a woodlouse. These tireless toilers of the soil include such creatures as the earthworms, woodlice and millipedes. Another group of children searched the marsh grasses for millipedes, ground beetles and woodlice. Ángel's spherical chemical tank, borescope and high-powered binoculars resemble the equipment of a frontier explorer rather a woodlice exterminator. Having never seen a woodlouse before, it terrified her. ‘When you dig into it and see what's in there, the worms and woodlice and other creatures, it is really quite satisfying,’ he says. They liked the design of the packets, the creepy-crawly shapes of the sweets - which include snails, beetles and woodlice - the fruity taste and, most of all, the red syrupy centre. Because of my work, people are more aware and they know why there's woodlice in old furniture and that spiders aren't going to harm them. I also dreamt about a spider that metamorphosized into a rat, and then changed into a woodlouse! The main detritivore taxa were woodlice, millipedes, insects, and gastropods.
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