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moth
UK
/mɒθ/
US
/mɔθ/
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moth
noun
moths
pl
UK
/mɒθ/
US
/mɔθ/
моль
The moth flew into the room through the open window.
Моль залетела в комнату через открытое окно.
Traductions supplémentaires
ночная бабочка
мотылёк
Synonymes
bug
lepidopteran
creature
insect
moth
adjective
UK
/mɒθ/
US
/mɑːθ/
Attributive use of the noun 'moth', e.g., 'moth damage'.
Définitions
moth
noun
A nocturnal insect related to the butterfly, typically having a stout body and feathery or hairlike antennae.
The moth fluttered around the porch light, drawn to its brightness.
A type of insect that is known for eating and damaging fabrics, especially wool.
She found small holes in her sweater and suspected a moth infestation in her closet.
A person who is irresistibly attracted to a source of fascination or danger (used figuratively).
He was drawn to the city’s nightlife like a moth to a flame.
An annual legume (Vigna aconitifolia) cultivated in arid regions of the Indian subcontinent, used for its edible seeds.
Moth is a staple pulse in many Rajasthani dishes.
moth
adjective
Relating to or caused by moths; used before another noun.
Store wool garments in airtight containers to prevent moth damage.
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