trilobite in Japanese
trilobite in Japanese is 三葉虫 — trilobite means a long-extinct arthropod with a body split into three big lobes.
trilobite in Japanese
三葉虫
Pronounced: san'yōchuu
An extinct arthropod of the class Trilobita, whose body had three large lobes.
What does "trilobite" mean?
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noun A long-extinct arthropod with a body split into three big lobes.
"The museum displayed a trilobite preserved in gray limestone."
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trilobite in a sentence
- The museum displayed a trilobite preserved in gray limestone.
- She found a small trilobite fossil while hiking.
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What is "trilobite" in Japanese?
"trilobite" in Japanese is 三葉虫. trilobite means: A long-extinct arthropod with a body split into three big lobes.
How do you pronounce 三葉虫?
"trilobite" in Japanese is 三葉虫, pronounced "san'yōchuu".
How do you use "trilobite" in a sentence?
Example: "The museum displayed a trilobite preserved in gray limestone." In Japanese, "trilobite" is 三葉虫.
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