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moss

/mɒs/

/mɔs/

mossnoun

mosses

/mɒs/

/mɔs/

Traducciones

mousse

The forest floor was covered in a thick layer of moss.

Le sol de la forêt était recouvert d'une épaisse couche de mousse.

Traducciones adicionales

tourbièreSurtout en écossais et dans le nord de l’Angleterre.

Definiciones

A small, green, non-vascular plant that typically grows in dense green clumps or mats, often in damp or shady locations.

The forest floor was covered in a thick layer of moss, giving it a soft, green appearance.

A tract of boggy or peaty ground; a bog or marsh (chiefly Scottish and Northern English).

The shepherd guided the flock across the treacherous moss to higher ground.

Sinónimos

mossverb

mossed

Past Simple

mossed

Past Participle

mossing

Gerund

/mɒs/

/mɑs/

Traducciones

se couvrir de mousse

Over time, the abandoned cottage mossed until its roof blended into the surrounding hillside.

Avec le temps, le cottage abandonné s’est couvert de mousse jusqu’à ce que son toit se fonde dans la colline environnante.

Definiciones

To become covered with moss, or to cover (something) with moss.

Over time, the abandoned cottage mossed until its roof blended into the surrounding hillside.

Sinónimos

encrust

become mossy

green over

colonize (by moss)

cover (with)

overgrow

mossadjective

/mɒs/

/mɑs/

Used attributively before nouns (e.g., moss spores) to describe something related to or covered with moss.

Traducciones

moussu

The garden featured a moss wall that kept the interior courtyard cool and damp.

Le jardin présentait un mur moussu qui gardait la cour intérieure fraîche et humide.

Definiciones

Covered with, consisting of, or relating to moss; made of or resembling moss.

The garden featured a moss wall that kept the interior courtyard cool and damp.

Sinónimos

mossproper noun

Definiciones

A surname of English origin.

Kate Moss became one of the most recognizable fashion models in the world.