manta

美 ['mæntə]
英 ['mæntə]
  • n.双吻前口蝠鲼（体宽大于长，见于暖水海域）
  • 网络魟鱼；魔鬼鱼；厄瓜多尔
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Manta
n.
1.
双吻前口蝠鲼（体宽大于长，见于暖水海域）a large fish that lives in tropical seas and swims by moving two parts like large flat wings

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1.
The United States has an air base at Manta, on Ecuador's Pacific coast, from where it runs drug surveillance flights.
美国在厄瓜多尔太平洋沿岸的曼塔有一处空军基地，负责执行监控毒品的飞行任务。
cn.reuters.com
2.
Skerry A leaping manta ray (Manta birostris) seems to fly above the Gulf of California off the coast of Mexico.
一条跳起的海遥鱼浮现似乎飞在加利福尼亚海湾之上离开墨西哥海岸。
www.showxiu.com
3.
Occasionally, at the bottom of the bay, huge manta rays, and often, leopard rays are seen resting on the sandy flats .
在海湾底有沙的部分，有时你还会碰到在沙地上休息的大蝠鲼鳐和豹斑鳐。
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4.
One of the Dolphins that a researcher have seen is when it was plucking a bird's feather from behind, and tossing manta rays like Frisbees.
一位研究者看到一只海豚从一只鸟的背后拔羽毛，并能象玩飞盘一样地把蝠鲼投掷出去。
treasure.1x1y.com.cn
5.
Right now, I'm just coming down on this gorgeous, big, giant manta ray.
此刻，我正在水下和这只漂亮的，巨大的鲾鲼一起。
www.ted.com
6.
The area where the diving trip took place is famous for its rich marine diversity, including sharks, manta rays and sea turtles.
这些人潜水的地带以起海洋生物种类丰富而闻名。那里有包括鲨鱼、MantaRay、海龟在内的各种海洋生物。
bbs.chinadaily.com.cn
7.
Manta maximizes sanitation with few horizontal surfaces where debris can build up and no overlapping surfaces that can trap bacteria.
曼塔最大化卫生水平与一些表面的碎片可以在建立和不重叠的表面可以捕获细菌。
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8.
Quick release components allow Manta's belt to be changed quickly and easily.
快速释放组件允许曼塔的皮带需要更换快捷方便。
bzxw.512121.com
9.
This includes many species including Manta Ray in the underwater realms, Zebra and nineteen other aquatic and mammal kingdoms.
这包括了许多物种，水生领域的鲸鲼、斑马和其他十九种水生及哺乳动物王国。
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10.
"This is an incredible encounter with a manta. I'm speechless. We've been just feet apart. I'm going back down now. "
“这次零距离接触鲾鲼真是令人难以置信。我激动得不知怎么说了。我们的距离就1英尺。我现在要再下去。”
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