Definition of psocid in English:

psocid

noun ˈsəʊkɪdˈsəʊsɪdˈsōsəd

Entomology

A small or minute insect of an order that includes the booklice. Many psocids are wingless and somewhat resemble lice or aphids, and most live on bark and among foliage.
〔昆〕啮虫科昆虫，啮虫
Order Psocoptera: many families, including the large family Psocidae
Example sentencesExamples
- Most psocids live outdoors and have wings. They can be found on tree bark, tree and shrub foliage, or under stones. These psocids are known as 'barklice'.
- Psocids are common but harmless household pests, smaller than a pinhead, that can live in dry powdery type foods.
- Book lice is a species of insect called psocid which was given its common name as it used to live on the binding materials of old books.

Origin

Late 19th century: from modern Latin Psocidae (plural), from Psocus (genus name), from Greek psōkhein 'to grind'.

Definition of psocid in US English:

psocid

nounˈsōsəd

Entomology

A small or minute insect of an order that includes the booklice. Many psocids are wingless and somewhat resemble lice or aphids, and most live on bark and among foliage.
〔昆〕啮虫科昆虫，啮虫
Order Psocoptera: many families, including the large family Psocidae
Example sentencesExamples
- Book lice is a species of insect called psocid which was given its common name as it used to live on the binding materials of old books.
- Most psocids live outdoors and have wings. They can be found on tree bark, tree and shrub foliage, or under stones. These psocids are known as 'barklice'.
- Psocids are common but harmless household pests, smaller than a pinhead, that can live in dry powdery type foods.

Origin

Late 19th century: from modern Latin Psocidae (plural), from Psocus (genus name), from Greek psōkhein ‘to grind’.

词汇	psocid
释义	Definition of psocid in English: psocid noun ˈsəʊkɪdˈsəʊsɪdˈsōsəd Entomology A small or minute insect of an order that includes the booklice. Many psocids are wingless and somewhat resemble lice or aphids, and most live on bark and among foliage. 〔昆〕啮虫科昆虫，啮虫 Order Psocoptera: many families, including the large family Psocidae Example sentencesExamples Most psocids live outdoors and have wings. They can be found on tree bark, tree and shrub foliage, or under stones. These psocids are known as 'barklice'. Psocids are common but harmless household pests, smaller than a pinhead, that can live in dry powdery type foods. Book lice is a species of insect called psocid which was given its common name as it used to live on the binding materials of old books. Origin Late 19th century: from modern Latin Psocidae (plural), from Psocus (genus name), from Greek psōkhein 'to grind'. Definition of psocid in US English: psocid nounˈsōsəd Entomology A small or minute insect of an order that includes the booklice. Many psocids are wingless and somewhat resemble lice or aphids, and most live on bark and among foliage. 〔昆〕啮虫科昆虫，啮虫 Order Psocoptera: many families, including the large family Psocidae Example sentencesExamples Book lice is a species of insect called psocid which was given its common name as it used to live on the binding materials of old books. Most psocids live outdoors and have wings. They can be found on tree bark, tree and shrub foliage, or under stones. These psocids are known as 'barklice'. Psocids are common but harmless household pests, smaller than a pinhead, that can live in dry powdery type foods. Origin Late 19th century: from modern Latin Psocidae (plural), from Psocus (genus name), from Greek psōkhein ‘to grind’.
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