Pronunciation: /əˈkɔrʊˌtiːz/
noun Achorutes is a noun, referring to a genus of springtails in the family Neanuridae, commonly found in soil and leaf litter.
A1 An achorutes is a type of small insect that can be found in damp environments.
A2 I saw an achorutes crawling on the ground near the river.
B1 Researchers have been studying the behavior of achorutes in different habitats.
B2 The biology class learned about the life cycle of achorutes and their role in the ecosystem.
C1 Achorutes are important indicators of environmental health due to their sensitivity to pollution.
C2 The genetic diversity of achorutes populations in urban areas is being investigated by scientists.
formal Achorutes are small, wingless insects commonly found in damp environments.
informal I saw a bunch of achorutes crawling around the basement.
slang Those achorutes are so gross, I can't stand them.
figurative The achorutes in the garden symbolize the neglected state of the property.
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