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| 11. | An organism, such as a mosquito or tick, that carries disease-causing microorganisms from one host to |
| 传病媒介把致病微生物从一个宿主传到另一宿主的生物，如蚊子或虱蝇等 |
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| 12. | You'd better keep an eye on Barbara— she's fast becoming as tight as a tick, and when she gets like that |
| 你最好看着巴巴拉一点—她很快会喝得烂醉。一旦她那样，什么事都会发生。 |
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| 13. | You'd better keep an eye on Barbara-she's fast becoming as tight as a tick, and when she gets like that |
| 你最好看着巴巴拉一点—她很快会喝得烂醉。一旦她那样，什么事都会发生。 |
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| 14. | An indehiscent legume, as of the tick trefoil, usually constricted between the seeds and separating at |
| 节英一种不开裂的豆荚，如被套车轴草的果实。通常压缩于种子之间，成熟时分成包有一籽的小室 |
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| 15. | Lyme disease in eastern United States (especially New England); northern form was for a time known as |
| 寄生在老鼠身上的扁虱，咬人；美国东部（特别是新英格兰）地区莱姆关节炎螺旋菌主要的携菌体；北方的虱子一度被认为是硬蜱（鹿虱）。 |
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