Definition of Amphipoda in English:

Amphipoda

plural nounˌamfɪˈpəʊdəamˈfipədə

Zoology

An order of chiefly marine crustaceans with a laterally compressed body and a large number of appendages like legs.
〔动〕端足目，异脚目
Example sentencesExamples
- This Colloquium hosts every aspects of Amphipoda (systematics, genetics, evolution, ecology, physiology, range extensions, etc.), both freshwater and marine.
- Because of their small size, Amphipoda are able to survive in caves.
- Neither Amphipoda nor Isopoda is known from the early Paleozoic when the Crustacea are generally represented in the fossil record by the valve-bearing Ostracoda.

Origin

Modern Latin (plural), from amphi- 'of both kinds' (because some legs are specialized for swimming and some for feeding) + Greek pous, pod- 'foot'.

Definition of Amphipoda in US English:

Amphipoda

plural nounamˈfipədə

Zoology

An order of chiefly marine crustaceans with a laterally compressed body and a large number of appendages like legs.
〔动〕端足目，异脚目
Example sentencesExamples
- Neither Amphipoda nor Isopoda is known from the early Paleozoic when the Crustacea are generally represented in the fossil record by the valve-bearing Ostracoda.
- This Colloquium hosts every aspects of Amphipoda (systematics, genetics, evolution, ecology, physiology, range extensions, etc.), both freshwater and marine.
- Because of their small size, Amphipoda are able to survive in caves.

Origin

Modern Latin (plural), from amphi- ‘of both kinds’ (because some legs are specialized for swimming and some for feeding) + Greek pous, pod- ‘foot’.

单词	Amphipoda
释义	Definition of Amphipoda in English: Amphipoda plural nounˌamfɪˈpəʊdəamˈfipədə Zoology An order of chiefly marine crustaceans with a laterally compressed body and a large number of appendages like legs. 〔动〕端足目，异脚目 Example sentencesExamples This Colloquium hosts every aspects of Amphipoda (systematics, genetics, evolution, ecology, physiology, range extensions, etc.), both freshwater and marine. Because of their small size, Amphipoda are able to survive in caves. Neither Amphipoda nor Isopoda is known from the early Paleozoic when the Crustacea are generally represented in the fossil record by the valve-bearing Ostracoda. Origin Modern Latin (plural), from amphi- 'of both kinds' (because some legs are specialized for swimming and some for feeding) + Greek pous, pod- 'foot'. Definition of Amphipoda in US English: Amphipoda plural nounamˈfipədə Zoology An order of chiefly marine crustaceans with a laterally compressed body and a large number of appendages like legs. 〔动〕端足目，异脚目 Example sentencesExamples Neither Amphipoda nor Isopoda is known from the early Paleozoic when the Crustacea are generally represented in the fossil record by the valve-bearing Ostracoda. This Colloquium hosts every aspects of Amphipoda (systematics, genetics, evolution, ecology, physiology, range extensions, etc.), both freshwater and marine. Because of their small size, Amphipoda are able to survive in caves. Origin Modern Latin (plural), from amphi- ‘of both kinds’ (because some legs are specialized for swimming and some for feeding) + Greek pous, pod- ‘foot’.
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