Definition of harvestman in English:

harvestman

nounPlural harvestmenˈhɑːvɪs(t)mənˈhɑrvəstmən

An arachnid with a globular body and very long thin legs, typically living in leaf litter and on tree trunks.
盲蛛
Order Opiliones: three suborders
Example sentencesExamples
- While some species may be better at hunting than others, most harvestmen scavenge dead plants and animals, only occasionally catching relatively easy prey, such as small caterpillars.
- In one species of harvestman in Panama it is the males, rather than the females, that take care of the young, a very rare phenomenon.
- Cave crickets and harvestmen or ‘daddy longlegs’ that live inside the caves during the day and feed outside the caves at night contribute important nutrients to the cave ecosystem.
- The 400-million-year-old fossil organ belongs to a harvestmen or daddy longlegs, a non-web-spinning arachnid, related to mites and ticks.
- I'm sure it wasn't a harvestman, since it had a web.

Rhymes

harvestmen

Definition of harvestman in US English:

harvestman

nounˈhɑrvəstmənˈhärvəstmən

another term for daddy longlegs (sense 1 of the noun)
Example sentencesExamples
- While some species may be better at hunting than others, most harvestmen scavenge dead plants and animals, only occasionally catching relatively easy prey, such as small caterpillars.
- I'm sure it wasn't a harvestman, since it had a web.
- In one species of harvestman in Panama it is the males, rather than the females, that take care of the young, a very rare phenomenon.
- Cave crickets and harvestmen or ‘daddy longlegs’ that live inside the caves during the day and feed outside the caves at night contribute important nutrients to the cave ecosystem.
- The 400-million-year-old fossil organ belongs to a harvestmen or daddy longlegs, a non-web-spinning arachnid, related to mites and ticks.

词汇	harvestman
释义	Definition of harvestman in English: harvestman nounPlural harvestmenˈhɑːvɪs(t)mənˈhɑrvəstmən An arachnid with a globular body and very long thin legs, typically living in leaf litter and on tree trunks. 盲蛛 Order Opiliones: three suborders Example sentencesExamples While some species may be better at hunting than others, most harvestmen scavenge dead plants and animals, only occasionally catching relatively easy prey, such as small caterpillars. In one species of harvestman in Panama it is the males, rather than the females, that take care of the young, a very rare phenomenon. Cave crickets and harvestmen or ‘daddy longlegs’ that live inside the caves during the day and feed outside the caves at night contribute important nutrients to the cave ecosystem. The 400-million-year-old fossil organ belongs to a harvestmen or daddy longlegs, a non-web-spinning arachnid, related to mites and ticks. I'm sure it wasn't a harvestman, since it had a web. Rhymes harvestmen Definition of harvestman in US English: harvestman nounˈhɑrvəstmənˈhärvəstmən another term for daddy longlegs (sense 1 of the noun) Example sentencesExamples While some species may be better at hunting than others, most harvestmen scavenge dead plants and animals, only occasionally catching relatively easy prey, such as small caterpillars. I'm sure it wasn't a harvestman, since it had a web. In one species of harvestman in Panama it is the males, rather than the females, that take care of the young, a very rare phenomenon. Cave crickets and harvestmen or ‘daddy longlegs’ that live inside the caves during the day and feed outside the caves at night contribute important nutrients to the cave ecosystem. The 400-million-year-old fossil organ belongs to a harvestmen or daddy longlegs, a non-web-spinning arachnid, related to mites and ticks.
随便看	easily frightened easily grasped easily handled easily hurt easily hurt/wounded/damaged easily influenced easily led easily led/tempted easily manipulated easily noticed easily offended easily persuaded easily read easily scared easily seen easily spoilt easily taken in easily threatened easily understandable easily understood easily upset easiness easiness easinesses easing