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eyespot

/ˈaɪspɒt/

/ˈaɪspɑt/

eyespotnoun

eyespots

/ˈaɪspɒt/

/ˈaɪspɑt/

Translations

The butterfly's wings have a distinctive eyespot that deters predators.

Крылья бабочки имеют характерный глазок, который отпугивает хищников.

The eyespot on the fish helps it blend into its surroundings.

Пятно на рыбе помогает ей сливаться с окружающей средой.

Additional translations

глазчатое пятно

окулистическое пятно

Definitions

A simple visual organ or light-sensitive spot found in some invertebrates and unicellular organisms, used to detect light.

The eyespot in the Euglena helps it move towards light sources for photosynthesis.

A marking or spot on an animal, such as a butterfly or moth, that resembles an eye and is thought to deter predators.

The peacock butterfly has a distinctive eyespot on its wings that startles predators.

A disease symptom in plants, characterized by circular spots on leaves or stems, often caused by fungi or bacteria.

The wheat crop was affected by eyespot, leading to reduced yields.

Synonyms

eyespotadjective

/ˈaɪ.spɒt/

/ˈaɪ.spɑːt/

Used attributively to modify nouns related to eyespot markings, organs, or plant disease.

Definitions

Relating to, characteristic of, or caused by an eyespot; used before a noun.

Eyespot lesions were visible along the lower stems of the wheat.

Synonyms

with an eyespot