名詞 cockroach:

1. any of numerous chiefly nocturnal insects; some are domestic pests
   同義詞：roach

1. Look! There's a big cockroach on your desk light.
   看?。∮兄淮篌朐谀愕呐_(tái)燈上。
2. The inspector find cockroach in the bottle kitchen.
   衛(wèi)生檢查員在飯店廚房發(fā)現(xiàn)了蟑螂。

cock.roach

n.（名詞）
Any of numerous oval, flat-bodied insects of the family Blattidae, including several species that are common household pests.
蟑螂：一種橢圓形扁平體蜚蠊科昆蟲，包括幾種家庭常見害蟲

來源：
By folk etymology from obsolete cacarootch
源自 廢語 cacarootch的民間詞源
from Spanish cucaracha
源自 西班牙語 cucaracha
from cuca [caterpillar]
源自 cuca [毛蟲]

<注釋>The word forcockroach in Spanish is cucaracha, which should certainly set anyone with an eye for etymology to thinking.Users of English did not simply borrow the Spanish word, however.Instead, they made it conform in appearance to other English words:cock, the word for rooster, and roach, the name of a fish. We do not know exactly why these words were chosenother than their resemblance to the two parts of the original Spanish word.We do know that the first recorded use of the word comes from a '24 work by the colonist John Smith.The form Smith used,cacarootch, is closer to the Spanish. A form more like our own,cockroche, is first recorded in '57.
cockroach 一詞在西班牙語中是 cucaracha ， 這當(dāng)然使人們?nèi)ニ伎颊Z源。然而英語使用者不輕易地借用西班牙詞。相反的，他們使它與其他英語單詞的外形一致：cock ，意為公雞的單詞，以及 roach ，魚的名稱。 我們完全不知道這些單詞是如何選擇的，而不像西班牙原單詞的兩個(gè)部分。我們的確知道首次有記錄使用該單詞是在自由移住民約翰·史密斯'24年的作品中。史密斯使用的形式是cacarootch， 接近于西班牙語。 更加像我們自己的形式的cockroche ，在'57年首次有記錄