n.蟹，螃蟹，蟹肉，阴虱寄生病
v.横行，（遇到侧风或水流、气流时）使（飞机或船）作偏流修正，捕蟹

原形：crab第三人称单数：crabs复数：crabs过去式：crabbed过去分词：crabbed现在分词：crabbing

A crab nipped my toe.
我的脚趾让螃蟹给夹了。
He often crabs without cause.
他经常无缘无故地发牢骚。
You're trying to crab my act.
你在试图破坏我的事。
The crab scuttled across the sandy beach, its pincers clacking loudly.
螃蟹在沙滩上快速爬行，大钳子咔嚓作响。
A group of crabs formed a tight cluster, guarding their territory from predators.
一群螃蟹聚成一团，保护自己的领地不受捕食者侵扰。
The chef prepared a delicious dish of steamed crab legs for the dinner party.
厨师为晚宴准备了一道美味的清蒸蟹腿。
The little boy was fascinated by the blue hermit crab he found on the seashore.
小男孩对他在海边发现的蓝色寄居蟹非常着迷。
Crab fishing is a popular activity in coastal towns during the winter months.
冬季沿海城镇的钓蟹活动很受欢迎。
The biologist observed the crab's behavior and noted its unique mating rituals.
生物学家观察了螃蟹的行为，并记录下了它的独特求偶仪式。
The crab population in the bay has been declining due to pollution and overfishing.
海湾中的螃蟹数量由于污染和过度捕捞而减少。
Crab cakes are a classic seafood appetizer, often served with tartar sauce.
蟹肉饼是一种经典的海鲜开胃菜，通常配以塔塔酱。
The crab's hard exoskeleton protects it from predators and the elements.
螃蟹坚硬的外壳保护它免受捕食者和环境的影响。
A maritime biologist studies various species of crabs, contributing to our understanding of marine ecosystems.
海洋生物学家研究各种类型的螃蟹，有助于我们了解海洋生态系统。