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Перевод: scorpion

[существительное]
скорпион ; бич с металлическими шипами

Тезаурус:

1. Further South, on Creag an Socach of Beinn Dorain, Kev Howett and Graham Little climbed a hard direct line between Kick Start and Scorpion (The Prophet, V), and The Sting (V), right of Scorpion.
2. Predators are usually nervous of attacking venomous species and this stick insect attempts to startle its assailants by adopting a scorpion posture when approached closely.
3. bred amongst the Indians, having a triple row of teeth, in bigness and roughness like a lion's, face and ears like a man's, a tail like a scorpion's, with a sting and sharp-pointed quills
4. There are many arthropods associated with human disease, ranging from the larvae of certain flies such as the "Congo maggot" which are obligatory tissue parasites and eat away the flesh of an infested person, to the scorpion whose sting can cause serious illness and in some cases, particularly children, even death.
5. Tail ends of leading edges, L to R, the Liteflite elastic pocket, Scorcher rubber bungee cord and knock, Jester elastic cord and knock, Eolo-Gayla Wind-walker bungee and end cap, Scorpion bungee with pull cord and knock.
6. In the Sudan the animal field geologists most fear is the scorpion; in India it is the leech; in Zimbabwe, the rhinoceros.
7. In contrast to the scorpion fish, which flaunts itself, the stonefish and sculpins, which occur throughout the world, are superbly camouflaged, resting on the sea bed waiting for unsuspecting prey to swim past.
8. Republic F-84F Thunderstreak 49-;433, F-89J Scorpion 52-;1927 and Grumman HU-16B Albatross 50-;17163.
9. The principal venomous species include the scorpion fish, stingrays, weaverfish, rockfish and waspfish.
10. So to ensure that the tip panels were reflexed, and the trailing edge was taut, extra stand-offs or stretchers (Flexifoil called theirs "Flexors" on the Scorpion) came into vogue.
11. The scorpion fish, so named because the effect of its sting is much like that of a scorpion, is a dramatically beautiful reef fish, boldly striped in red, pink and white, measuring 10-;15 cm (4-;6 in) in length, with greatly elongated fins.
12. What is common to the Scorpion, Liontail and Liver Catfish?
13. Many a harmless animal manages to transform itself, with a sudden display, into what appears to be a vicious killer - a scorpion, a snake, or a bird of prey.