单词：krill
krill的用法和样例：
例句
- Don`t worry. Whales don`t eat clownfish, they eat krill.别担心。鲸不吃小丑鱼，它们吃磷虾。
- You might see krill listed as one of the ingredients.你可能会看见鳞虾在配料之列。
- Krill oils have also proved to have enormous health benefits.磷虾油也证实有巨大的健康价值。
- The ocean contains huge amounts of tiny sea-animals called krill.海洋拥有大量的叫做鳞虾的小型动物。
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