For example, one echo they quickly identify is the one they associate with a moth, which is common prey for a bat, particularly a moth beating its wings.(例如，他们很快就能识别出与飞蛾有关的回声，飞蛾是蝙蝠的常见猎物，尤其是扑打翅膀的飞蛾。)
The relay had closed on the poor creature, crushing it to death. The defense department didn't care about the loss of a moth.(接力赛结束了，这个可怜的家伙被压死了。国防部并不关心一只飞蛾的死活。)
The sweater is moth-eaten.(毛衣被虫蛀了。)
My husband, an otherwise sensible man, has the regrettable habit of turning on the television each and every morning, like a moth to the flame.(我的丈夫，一个在其他方面很明智的人，有一个可叹的习惯，每一天的早晨，他总是要打开电视机，就如飞蛾扑火一般。)
In stands dominated by trees such as aspen, however, incipient gypsy moth outbreaks are quickly suppressed by viral epidemics.(然而，在以白杨等树为主的林分，最初的舞毒蛾爆发很快就被病毒流行病所抑制。)
Moth accepted the victory graciously.(莫丝有风度地接受了胜利。)
Around streetlights in leafy suburbs, what often seems like a moth at first glance may, in fact, be a small bat.(在绿树成荫的郊区，街灯周围经常有乍一看像是飞蛾的东西，事实上可能是一只小蝙蝠。)
They can detect ultrasound; this means that when a bat approaches, the moth can detect the bat's presence.(它们可以探测到超声波；这意味着当蝙蝠靠近，飞蛾可以察觉到它的存在。)
We drove through a somewhat moth-eaten deer park.(我们开车路过一个有些破旧的鹿苑。)
This strategy looks increasingly moth-eaten.(这种策略显得越来越老套。)
