Definition of anthocorid in English:

anthocorid

noun ˌanθəˈkɒrɪd

Entomology

Any member of the family Anthocoridae, comprising small, oval-shaped, flattened hemipteran insects which prey on small arthropods; also called flower bug.

adjective ˌanθəˈkɒrɪd

Entomology

Early 20th century; earliest use found in Science. From scientific Latin Anthocoridae, family name from Anthocoris, genus name + -idae.

nounˌanθəˈkɒrɪd

Entomology

Any member of the family Anthocoridae, comprising small, oval-shaped, flattened hemipteran insects which prey on small arthropods; also called flower bug.

adjectiveˌanθəˈkɒrɪd

Entomology

Early 20th century; earliest use found in Science. From scientific Latin Anthocoridae, family name from Anthocoris, genus name + -idae.

词汇	anthocorid
释义	Definition of anthocorid in English: anthocorid noun ˌanθəˈkɒrɪd Entomology Any member of the family Anthocoridae, comprising small, oval-shaped, flattened hemipteran insects which prey on small arthropods; also called flower bug. adjective ˌanθəˈkɒrɪd Entomology Of or belonging to the family Anthocoridae. Origin Early 20th century; earliest use found in Science. From scientific Latin Anthocoridae, family name from Anthocoris, genus name + -idae. Definition of anthocorid in US English: anthocorid nounˌanθəˈkɒrɪd Entomology Any member of the family Anthocoridae, comprising small, oval-shaped, flattened hemipteran insects which prey on small arthropods; also called flower bug. adjectiveˌanθəˈkɒrɪd Entomology Of or belonging to the family Anthocoridae. Origin Early 20th century; earliest use found in Science. From scientific Latin Anthocoridae, family name from Anthocoris, genus name + -idae.
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