Definition of Turbellaria in English:

Turbellaria

plural nounˌtəːbɪˈlɛːrɪəˌtərbəˈlerēə

Zoology

A class of typically free-living flatworms which have a ciliated surface and a simple branched gut with a single opening.
〔动〕涡虫纲
Example sentencesExamples
- The mostly free-living Turbellaria are found in the oceans, in fresh water, and in moist terrestrial habitats, and a few are parasitic.

Derivatives

turbellarian

noun & adjective

Zoology

The turbellarian Nematoplana is tiny and lives in the beach.

Origin

Modern Latin (plural), from Latin turbella 'bustle, stir', diminutive of turba 'crowd'.

Definition of Turbellaria in US English:

Turbellaria

plural nounˌtərbəˈlerēə

Zoology

A class of typically free-living flatworms which have a ciliated surface and a simple branched gut with a single opening.
〔动〕涡虫纲
Example sentencesExamples
- The mostly free-living Turbellaria are found in the oceans, in fresh water, and in moist terrestrial habitats, and a few are parasitic.

Origin

Modern Latin (plural), from Latin turbella ‘bustle, stir’, diminutive of turba ‘crowd’.

单词	Turbellaria
释义	Definition of Turbellaria in English: Turbellaria plural nounˌtəːbɪˈlɛːrɪəˌtərbəˈlerēə Zoology A class of typically free-living flatworms which have a ciliated surface and a simple branched gut with a single opening. 〔动〕涡虫纲 Example sentencesExamples The mostly free-living Turbellaria are found in the oceans, in fresh water, and in moist terrestrial habitats, and a few are parasitic. Derivatives turbellarian noun & adjective Zoology The turbellarian Nematoplana is tiny and lives in the beach. Origin Modern Latin (plural), from Latin turbella 'bustle, stir', diminutive of turba 'crowd'. Definition of Turbellaria in US English: Turbellaria plural nounˌtərbəˈlerēə Zoology A class of typically free-living flatworms which have a ciliated surface and a simple branched gut with a single opening. 〔动〕涡虫纲 Example sentencesExamples The mostly free-living Turbellaria are found in the oceans, in fresh water, and in moist terrestrial habitats, and a few are parasitic. Origin Modern Latin (plural), from Latin turbella ‘bustle, stir’, diminutive of turba ‘crowd’.
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