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appendage

/əˈpen.dɪdʒ/

الترجمة: اسم يشير إلى جزء من الجسم أو طرف يتصل بالجسم الرئيسي للكائن الحي، أو إلى امتداد أو زائدة متصلة ببنية أكبر.

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noun

/əˈpen.dɪdʒ/B2formal
  • arاسم يشير إلى جزء من الجسم أو طرف يتصل بالجسم الرئيسي للكائن الحي، أو إلى امتداد أو زائدة متصلة ببنية أكبر.

A noun referring to a part or limb that extends from the main body of an organism, or a projection or extension attached to a larger structure.

  1. External body partB2formalscientific

    A limb or other projecting body part, such as an arm, leg, tail, or fin.

    arزائدة جسمية

    • The octopus uses its eight appendages for movement and grasping.
    • Insects have six appendages attached to their thorax.
    • The lizard's tail is a detachable appendage used for defense.

    المرادفاتextremitylimbmemberoutgrowthprojectionprotuberance

  2. Natural projectionB2formalscientific

    A natural outgrowth or extension from a plant or animal, such as a branch, leaf, or antenna.

    arزائدة

    • The plant's appendages include its leaves and stems.
    • The antennae are sensory appendages found on many arthropods.
    • The cactus has modified appendages called spines.

    المرادفاتexcrescenceoutgrowthprocessprojectionprotrusionprotuberance

  3. Attached partB2formal

    A component or part that is attached to a larger structure or object.

    arزائدة

    • The new wing is an appendage to the main hospital building.
    • The handle is a useful appendage to the tool.
    • The shed was built as an appendage to the house.

    المرادفاتaccessoryadd-onadditionadjunctappendixattachmentextensionprotrusionprotuberancesupplement

الصيغ
  • appendages plural form
  • appendages' possessive plural form
  • appendage's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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