cephalopod

noun
🔊/ˈsefələpɒd/, 🔊/ˈkefələpɒd/
🔊/ˈsefələpɑːd/
(biology生物)
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  1. a type of mollusc with a combined head and body and large eyes. Cephalopods have arms and/or tentacles (= long thin parts like arms), which may have suckers (= round parts that enable them to stick to a surface) on them. octopus and squid are cephalopods.头足类,头足纲动物(如章鱼和乌贼)
    Word Originmodern Latin (plural), from Greek kephalē ‘head’ + pous, pod- ‘foot’.