English pronunciation of "butterfly": English

['b? t? fla? ] beauty

['b? t? fla? ]?

definition: n.

butterfly; Butterfly stroke; A frivolous person; People who pursue pleasure

Butterfly

Theorem's butterfly theorem

Butterfly

Cluster butterfly cluster?

Butterfly

Knoll butterfly dome

Joe

Butterfly joey butterfly?

LOST

BUTTERFLY

Example:

1. A

Caterpillar

Transforms

Into

A

Butterfly.

The caterpillar became a butterfly.

2. She'll

Swim

The

races

of

breast stroke

and

butterfly

stroke.

She will take part in the breaststroke and butterfly stroke.

extended information

the origin of English names

the reason why butterflies are called butterfly

The word butterfly

comes from ancient English

butterfly, with

butterfly (butterfly) and

butterfly (flying

creation).

There is a long-standing saying that because butterflies like to steal cream and milk, people call them

butterflies, because they are elves with colorful wings and like to steal cream. The above legend is also reflected in one of the German names of butterflies,

milk-thief, which is equivalent to English

milk-thief.

Another explanation is that

butter

refers to the color of the butterfly; Fly

originally refers to flying insects, and the word

butterfly

may first refer to a kind of pink butterfly with sulfur color (closer to cream color when wings are closed) after winter in southern Europe.

The front wing of the male butterfly is bright yellow, which brings a warm light when flying, so it is called

Butter-colored

fly. The word gradually evolved into

butterfly and was used to refer to all kinds of butterflies.

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