Definition of brummer fly in English:

brummer fly

noun ˈbrʌmə flʌɪ

South African historical

A flesh fly of semi-desert regions in southern Africa, Wohlfahrtia pachytyli (family Sarcophagidae), which sometimes deposits its larvae as parasites on the brown locust (Locustana pardalina). More usually called locust fly.

Late 19th century; earliest use found in Robert Wallace (1853–1939). From Afrikaans brommer blowfly, bluebottle + fly.

nounˈbrʌmə flʌɪ

South African historical

A flesh fly of semi-desert regions in southern Africa, Wohlfahrtia pachytyli (family Sarcophagidae), which sometimes deposits its larvae as parasites on the brown locust (Locustana pardalina). More usually called locust fly.

Late 19th century; earliest use found in Robert Wallace (1853–1939). From Afrikaans brommer blowfly, bluebottle + fly.

词汇	brummer fly
释义	Definition of brummer fly in English: brummer fly noun ˈbrʌmə flʌɪ South African historical A flesh fly of semi-desert regions in southern Africa, Wohlfahrtia pachytyli (family Sarcophagidae), which sometimes deposits its larvae as parasites on the brown locust (Locustana pardalina). More usually called locust fly. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in Robert Wallace (1853–1939). From Afrikaans brommer blowfly, bluebottle + fly. Definition of brummer fly in US English: brummer fly nounˈbrʌmə flʌɪ South African historical A flesh fly of semi-desert regions in southern Africa, Wohlfahrtia pachytyli (family Sarcophagidae), which sometimes deposits its larvae as parasites on the brown locust (Locustana pardalina). More usually called locust fly. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in Robert Wallace (1853–1939). From Afrikaans brommer blowfly, bluebottle + fly.
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