うりざねじょうちゅう

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

dog tapeworm (Dipylidium caninum); cucumber tapeworm; double-pore tapewormword usually written using kana alone

Forms

うりざねじょうちゅう
瓜実条虫【うりざねじょうちゅう】【ウリザネジョウチュウ】
ウリザネジョウチュウ

Generated definitions (experimental)

Dog tapeworm (Dipylidium caninum)

This term refers to a specific type of tapeworm that commonly infects dogs. It is often transmitted through fleas and can also affect humans, especially children. The name indicates that it is primarily found in dogs and is notable for its association with fleas.

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The dog was infected with the dog tapeworm through fleas.

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Children should be careful not to get infected with the dog tapeworm.

Cucumber tapeworm

This term is another common name for the dog tapeworm, reflecting its shape and characteristics. It is used interchangeably with the previous name and is mainly used in contexts involving animals and human health.

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This hospital also deals with treatment methods for the cucumber tapeworm.

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The cucumber tapeworm has a fruit-like shape.

Double-pore tapeworm

This name highlights a specific feature of the tapeworm's anatomy, referring to its double pores. It is primarily used in scientific and medical contexts when discussing the morphology of this parasite.

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The double pores of the tapeworm are one of its distinguishing features.

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The veterinarian diagnosed a dog infected with the double-pore tapeworm.

Generated collocations (experimental)

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