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Перевод: silkworm

[существительное]
тутовый шелкопряд; шелковичный червь; шелкопряд

Тезаурус:

1. In an early draft of the play upon which he was working the elderly public man is compared to a silkworm who has chewed the bitter leaves of the mulberry all his life.
2. of non sequiturs the silkworm dozes,
3. Based on the cracking coin-op, Silkworm earned a ZZAP!
4. Produced by the larva of a species of moth (bombix mori) commonly called the silkworm.
5. SILKWORM
6. There is a long tradition of by-employment, much of it non-agricultural in nature, in Japanese farming families, and the extension of this practice since 1945 -accentuated by the sharp decline of the previously all-important silkworm cultivation - has made part-time farming a dominant feature of the rural sector.
7. Both used home-made boilies with 8 lb line and Silkworm hook length.
8. Silkworm 's set in a world overtaken by vast military consortia, dominated by evil generals and crackpot dictators with huge armies of equally mindless cannon fodder.
9. According to an Egyptian report on Nov. 30 citing the Kuwaiti daily al-Anba and Gulf military sources, Iran had installed launch pads for Silkworm surface-to-surface missiles on Abu Musa.
10. To find Ninja Warriors, turn your C64 off after Silkworm has loaded, write down the counter number for future reference, then hit Shift Run/Stop, then Play again.
11. SILKWORM - A Sizzler from Issue 49 blasts its way onto our Megatape!
12. As well as these exotics, the garden at Dangstein, tended by thirty-four gardeners, had one of the earliest herbaceous borders, a pinetum, exotic birds and animals, a flock of pigeons with Chinese whistles attached to their tails (Lady Dorothy's "aerial orchestra"), a silkworm farm, and a museum with some of her numerous collections - snuffboxes, corset buttons, silhouettes, wax medallions, lockets, and many similar objects.
13. A silkworm - actually the caterpillar of the silk moth - will spin the cocoon that can yield an astonishing 800 metres of pure silk only if it is fed leaves from the white mulberry tree.