Definition of rodenticide in English:

rodenticide

noun rəˈdɛntɪsʌɪdrōˈden(t)əˌsīd

A poison used to kill rodents.
灭鼠剂
Example sentencesExamples
- Nearly 100,000 human exposures to pesticides were reported in 2003, about a fifth of those involved rodenticides, or rat poisons.
- Most fluoride poisonings have been the result of rodenticide and pesticide ingestion.
- Mammals ingesting coumarins from plants such as clover can suffer massive internal bleeding, a property that led to the development of rodenticides such as warfarin.
- Advisors will also be working with individual landowners, helping to improve the image of water voles and thus decrease the use of rodenticides.
- Poisoned rodents may still contain undigested rodenticide and their carcasses present a danger to pets and other animals.
- I'm no fan of rodenticide, be it traps or chemical, but if it's them or my trees, then by whatever means necessary.
- Anticoagulant rodenticides all kill by inhibiting the process in which the liver produces clotting agents in the blood.
- Rodent control is essential using spring loaded, peanut butter-baited traps, and rodenticides.
- Many farmers use rodenticides - strong chemical poisons - to kill rats and other crop-damaging rodents.
- Heavy metal poisoning mainly concerns arsenic (found in insecticides, rodenticides, herbicides, glass manufacture and smelting) and cadmium (byproduct of smelting copper, lead and zinc).

Definition of rodenticide in US English:

rodenticide

nounrōˈden(t)əˌsīd

A poison used to kill rodents.
灭鼠剂
Example sentencesExamples
- Heavy metal poisoning mainly concerns arsenic (found in insecticides, rodenticides, herbicides, glass manufacture and smelting) and cadmium (byproduct of smelting copper, lead and zinc).
- Anticoagulant rodenticides all kill by inhibiting the process in which the liver produces clotting agents in the blood.
- Most fluoride poisonings have been the result of rodenticide and pesticide ingestion.
- Nearly 100,000 human exposures to pesticides were reported in 2003, about a fifth of those involved rodenticides, or rat poisons.
- I'm no fan of rodenticide, be it traps or chemical, but if it's them or my trees, then by whatever means necessary.
- Poisoned rodents may still contain undigested rodenticide and their carcasses present a danger to pets and other animals.
- Advisors will also be working with individual landowners, helping to improve the image of water voles and thus decrease the use of rodenticides.
- Rodent control is essential using spring loaded, peanut butter-baited traps, and rodenticides.
- Many farmers use rodenticides - strong chemical poisons - to kill rats and other crop-damaging rodents.
- Mammals ingesting coumarins from plants such as clover can suffer massive internal bleeding, a property that led to the development of rodenticides such as warfarin.

词汇	rodenticide
释义	Definition of rodenticide in English: rodenticide noun rəˈdɛntɪsʌɪdrōˈden(t)əˌsīd A poison used to kill rodents. 灭鼠剂 Example sentencesExamples Nearly 100,000 human exposures to pesticides were reported in 2003, about a fifth of those involved rodenticides, or rat poisons. Most fluoride poisonings have been the result of rodenticide and pesticide ingestion. Mammals ingesting coumarins from plants such as clover can suffer massive internal bleeding, a property that led to the development of rodenticides such as warfarin. Advisors will also be working with individual landowners, helping to improve the image of water voles and thus decrease the use of rodenticides. Poisoned rodents may still contain undigested rodenticide and their carcasses present a danger to pets and other animals. I'm no fan of rodenticide, be it traps or chemical, but if it's them or my trees, then by whatever means necessary. Anticoagulant rodenticides all kill by inhibiting the process in which the liver produces clotting agents in the blood. Rodent control is essential using spring loaded, peanut butter-baited traps, and rodenticides. Many farmers use rodenticides - strong chemical poisons - to kill rats and other crop-damaging rodents. Heavy metal poisoning mainly concerns arsenic (found in insecticides, rodenticides, herbicides, glass manufacture and smelting) and cadmium (byproduct of smelting copper, lead and zinc). Definition of rodenticide in US English: rodenticide nounrōˈden(t)əˌsīd A poison used to kill rodents. 灭鼠剂 Example sentencesExamples Heavy metal poisoning mainly concerns arsenic (found in insecticides, rodenticides, herbicides, glass manufacture and smelting) and cadmium (byproduct of smelting copper, lead and zinc). Anticoagulant rodenticides all kill by inhibiting the process in which the liver produces clotting agents in the blood. Most fluoride poisonings have been the result of rodenticide and pesticide ingestion. Nearly 100,000 human exposures to pesticides were reported in 2003, about a fifth of those involved rodenticides, or rat poisons. I'm no fan of rodenticide, be it traps or chemical, but if it's them or my trees, then by whatever means necessary. Poisoned rodents may still contain undigested rodenticide and their carcasses present a danger to pets and other animals. Advisors will also be working with individual landowners, helping to improve the image of water voles and thus decrease the use of rodenticides. Rodent control is essential using spring loaded, peanut butter-baited traps, and rodenticides. Many farmers use rodenticides - strong chemical poisons - to kill rats and other crop-damaging rodents. Mammals ingesting coumarins from plants such as clover can suffer massive internal bleeding, a property that led to the development of rodenticides such as warfarin.
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