lichen如何读

英：[ˈlaɪkən]

美：[ˈlaɪkən]

lichen是什么意思

  • n.

    [植]地衣，苔藓；

  • vt.

    使长满苔藓；

    • lichen自然拼读

    li·chen

    laI kn

    lichen扩展

    lichenoid (adj.), lichenous (adj.)

    lichen英英释义

    noun

    any of numerous complex plantlike organisms made up of an alga or a cyanobacterium and a fungus growing in symbiotic association on a solid surface (such as on a rock or the bark of trees)Note: The main body of the lichen, known as the thallus, is formed by fungal filaments which surround the photosynthetic algal or cyanobacterial cells. The lichen is usually described as having a leaflike (foliose), crusty (crustose), or branching shrub-like (fruticose) form. Lichens often play an important part in the weathering of rocks and include some that are sources of natural dyes.

    any of several skin diseases characterized by the eruptions of flat papules

    lichen词源中文解释

    1715年，源自拉丁语 lichen，来自希腊语 leichen “树苔，地衣”，最初意为“自我侵蚀的东西”，可能来自 leichein “舔”（源自 PIE 词根 *leigh- “舔”）。早在17世纪初，它就被用来指肝蕨，当时人们认为它与地衣有关。在英语中，与希腊语一样，也用于指湿疹和某些其他皮肤疾病。相关词汇： Lichenic； licheniform； lichenous； lichenaceous。

    lichen_医学行业词汇

    地衣：由藻类和真菌共生而形成的任何菌藻植物。藻类组分为绿色或紫绿色藻，而菌类则通常为子囊菌

    苔癣：指许多不同种类的皮肤丘疹病，其病变特点为小而坚实密集的丘疹，其特定的型别则以特定的术语表示

    lichen_植物学行业词汇

    地衣

    lichen词源英文解释

    Latin, from Greek leichēn, lichēn, from leichein to lick

    The first known use of lichen was circa 1657

    lichen儿童词典英英释义

    light-headedadjective

    feeling confused or dizzy

    not showing maturity or seriousness : frivolous

    light-headedadjective

    feeling confused or dizzy

    not showing maturity or seriousness : frivolous

    lightbulbnoun

    an electric lamp: as

    one in which a filament gives off light when heated by an electric current called alsoincandescent lamp

    fluorescent lamp

    life-sizeadjective

    of natural size : having the same size as the original

    liennoun

    a legal claim on the property of another person until he or she has met a certain obligation (as a debt)

    liege1 of 2adjective

    having the right to receive service and loyalty

    liege lord

    owing or giving service to a lord

    liege2 of 2noun

    vassal

    a feudal lord

    lick1 of 2verb

    to pass the tongue over

    licked the bowl

    to touch or pass over like a tongue

    flames were already licking the ceiling

    to take up with the tongue

    kittens licking milk

    to hit again and again : beat

    to get the better of

    lick2 of 2noun

    an act or instance of licking

    a small amount : bit

    hasn't done a lick of work

    a hasty careless effort

    a sharp hit : blow

    got in a few licks of my own

    a place (as a spring) having a deposit of salt that animals regularly lick called alsosalt lick

    lichennoun

    any of numerous plantlike living things made up of an alga and a fungus growing together on a solid surface (as a rock or a tree)

    lichen医学词典英英释义

    lichennoun

    any of several skin diseases characterized by the eruption of flat papulesespecially: lichen planus

    any of numerous complex plantlike organisms made up of an alga and a fungus growing in symbiotic association on a solid surface (as a rock)

    lichen 例句

    1 Bright green lichens creep up the remaining bricks.

    2 She spotted a rusty-looking streak in the wall of stone and coaxed the board closer, but it turned out to be just a slimy smear of lichen.

    3 Some of the trees had moss and lichen growing on them.

    4 He also published flora covering all the Scandinavian countries and an important work on European lichens.

    另外他在欧洲地衣研究方面也做了大量的工作.

    5 The bluffs on which it crouched were steep and rocky, spotted with lichen and gnarled thorny trees.

    6 A moment later he smelled the lichen and cool moisture of one of the staddle stones.

    7 A lichen is a compound organism, a symbiotic marriage of fungus and algae.

    青苔是一种复合有机体, 是真菌和水藻的共生结合体.

    8 Sometimes their bodies grow over with lichen or bloom with mushrooms.

    9 The only signs of green were the pale patches of lichen strangling the living rocks on which they grew.

    10 Now trees were growing up again, but there were tangled old limbs in piles and ancient stumps overgrown with lichens and moss and little green leaves and ferns.

    11 As a boy he was taught that the last line of the anthem refers to a certain type of mossy lichen with exquisitely tiny white flowers sprinkled in amongst the green.

    12 She dropped her forehead against the lichens and rethought what had gone between them.

    13 When she was riding, sometimes she would suddenly glimpse dark brown skin, mottled like lichen.

    14 Instead, I get up from my bed of moss and climb to Throne Rock, two big boulders covered in yellow lichen that grow together in the shape of—you guessed it—a throne.

    15 Caribou eat moss, lichen and green plants.

    北美驯鹿的主要食物是地衣、苔藓和绿色植物。

    16 Its mottled brown and yellow fur helps it blend in with the lichens and the rocks.

    它斑驳的棕黄色皮毛有助于它融入地衣和岩石的颜色中.

    17 The slanting sun at evening penetrates the deep woodsAnd shines reflected on the blue lichens.

    18 I can remember very clearly how we experimented with eating boiled lichen and reindeer moss to supplement our diet.

    19 Everything had the colour of winter, the faded lichen green, like a green velvet cushion which has been left in the sun for years.

    20 This lichen seems to be unique to the warmer and drier forests in California’s Sonoma and Santa Cruz counties, in the southern part of coast redwoods’ range.

    lichen 同义词

    1 地衣

    lichenous moss lungwort lung wort

    2 生满地衣

    lichenous

    3 苔藓

    moss

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