What are some good sentences in Insects ? 10 pcs

1 cicada"Driven by hunger"/"Afflicted by thirst"

2 And when I examined their storerooms, I came with an axe"Digging"Target. This excavation is very vivid here.

3"Actually, it's"initiatives"It's like a miner or a railroad engineer. Miners supported the tunnels with pillars, and railway engineers used brick walls to make the tunnels strong. "This sentence is a very apt metaphor.

4 Then it performs a strange kind of gymnastics, in which the body rises in the air, with only a little fixation on the old skin, and turns the body so that the head is downward, and the wings covered with patterns are stretched outward"Exhausted"Open. It's a fitting effort.

5 Of course, be zealous"Committed to"**, then the only way to house the musical instrument is to shrink the internal organs.

6 Cicadas and I"Stay next to each other"It's been fifteen years now, and every summer is almost two months long"They never leave my sight, and neither do my songs"。It expresses the author's affection for cicadas.

7"With a few shakes, the nest of the bee was just beginning to take shape, and it was at this time, in such a short time, that its hive was already the size of an acorn, which was really unexpected. They're amazing little creatures. "The ability of the slumbering bee is fully expressed.

8"As it approached the ditch, of course, it would notice this delightful thing, and it hurried over to fetch a little bit of precious dirt from the water's edge. They refuse to let go of this season when there is no moisture.

9 The fields at 9 p.m. were cool and silent, and the silence of the night was pierced by the cry of the grasshopper, and then there was another wail of the cicada, and the poor little creature, who had been caught by the grasshopper, let out a heart-stopping chirp at the last moment of its life. But all in vain.

10These gnats are also good at eating meat, and although they are not as cruel as praying mantises, they never spare their dead companions, and greed corrupts their hearts all the time.

Many insects have their own lives and struggles for life and reproduction. The world of insects also reflects social life. The instincts, habits, labor, marriage, reproduction, and death of insects all permeate the author's thinking about human beings, and his wise philosophical thoughts leap onto the page.

The whole book is full of love for life. Full of praise for all things.

Excerpt from a good sentence: They have bulging bodies, like half peas, elytra are smooth or hairy, usually black elytra have red or yellow markings, or red and yellow elytra have black markings, but some ladybugs, elytra are yellow, red or brown with no spots, these bright colors have a warning effect and can scare away predators.

Appreciation; This passage is a passage describing insects in "The Book of Insects", through metaphors, enumerations and other rhetorical techniques, vividly showing the appearance of insects in front of the reader's eyes, and vividly showing the reasons why they "can scare away natural enemies", and playing a role in pointing out the main theme.

How many moths are there? There were about twenty in this room, and at least forty or more in the other rooms. Forty lovers came to pay their respects to the bride who was born that morning – the princess in an ivory tower!

Every night for a week, the moths would come to see their beautiful princess. It was stormy season, and it was so dark at night that I couldn't see my fingers. Our house was again shaded behind many large trees, making it difficult to find.

They have traveled so dark and difficult to see their queen. In such bad weather conditions, even the strongest owl did not dare to leave the nest easily, but the peacock moth could fly out decisively, and it was not blocked by the branches and arrived at its destination smoothly. They are so fearless, so persistent, that when they reach their destination, there is not a single scratch on their body, not even the slightest small wound.

The night was like daylight to them. The peacock moth's only purpose in life is to find a mate, and for this purpose they have inherited a very special gift: no matter how far the road is, how dark the road is, and how many obstacles there are in the way, it can always find its object.

There are about two or three nights in their lifetime that they can spend several hours a night looking for their object. If they can't find the object during this time. Then its life will also be over.

Appreciation; The use of metaphor and anthropomorphic rhetorical devices here to write the peacock moth vividly, it can also be seen that the author's love for insects, careful observation of things, and at the same time a love of life.

1. Tell me what you eat, and I will tell you what it is. 2. People can't encounter thorns in the way of life in the journey of life.

When I observe it, it will hammer my finger with his hammer-like hand.

Man must not encounter thorns in the way of life.

You're so stupid, you're wrong, you're all wrong!

Hernia scan code, bear the guarantee, I will come back when I am at home, chirp and chirp.

Let's learn insect calls together, and we learn to call insects together.