Somewhere famed for the size and quantity of its tiger leeches.
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2. 水蛭是一种小型吸血虫，通常生活在水中。
A leech is a small blood-sucking worm and usually lives in water.
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3. 吸血虫共有2000多种，能在人身上存活的只有一种。
There are more than 2, 000 species of these little bloodsuckers, but only one can live on humans.
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4. 吸血虫共有2000多种，能在人身上存活的只有一种。
There are more than 2,000 species of these little bloodsuckers, but only one can live on humans.
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5. 美国传统词典上指出吸血虫leech来自一个不同的印欧词根。
The American Heritage Dictionary points to a different Indo-European root for the sucking kind of leech.
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6. 哦，不是所有的企业主，有一些企业主从这些小吸血虫中发现了商机。
Well, not all business owners. Some see money in these little bloodsuckers.
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7. 研究揭示了为什么有些人总是会受到吸血虫蚊子的袭击而有些人却可以平安无事。
Research reveals why some people are constantly under attack from the bloodsucking insects, while others walk free.
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8. 尽管其他吸血虫也许是包柔氏螺旋体菌的中间宿主，但是它们对莱姆病的传播并不起作用。
Though other biting insects may be intermediate hosts forb. Burgdorferi, they were found to have an insignificant role in the spread of lyme disease.
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9. 在当前市场煤、计划电的环境下，高企的电煤价格像是一只“吸血虫”，蚕食着火电企业微薄的利润。
In the current market coal, plan under the environment of the electricity, high power coal prices like a "biting insects", eating into fire electricity enterprise meagre profit.
Back around the year 900 the Venerable Bede first recorded the word leech in English and at that time he was talking about medical practitioners, not slimy sucking water worms.
Back around the year 900 the Venerable Bede first recorded the word leech in English and at that time he was talking about medical practitioners, not slimy sucking water worms.
