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chimera

/kaɪˈmɪə.rə/

الترجمة: اسم يدل على مخلوق أسطوري يُتصوَّر غالبًا هجينًا من حيوانات مختلفة، أو على شيء يُطمح إليه ويُرجى لكنه وهمي أو مستحيل التحقق.

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noun

/kaɪˈmɪə.rə/C1formalart
  • arاسم يدل على مخلوق أسطوري يُتصوَّر غالبًا هجينًا من حيوانات مختلفة، أو على شيء يُطمح إليه ويُرجى لكنه وهمي أو مستحيل التحقق.

A noun referring to a mythical creature, often depicted as a hybrid of different animals, or a thing that is hoped or wished for but is illusory or impossible to achieve.

  1. Mythological creatureC1formal

    A fire-breathing female monster from Greek mythology with a lion's head, a goat's body, and a serpent's tail.

    arخيميرا

    • In Greek myths, the chimera terrorized the region of Lycia.
    • Bellerophon was tasked with slaying the chimera.
    • The chimera is often depicted as a hybrid beast.
  2. Impossible or unrealistic ideaC2formal

    A thing that is hoped or wished for but is impossible or very unlikely to achieve.

    arوهم مستحيل

    • His dream of becoming a billionaire overnight was a chimera.
    • The peace treaty proved to be a chimera as conflict resumed.
    • Many consider the perfect society a chimera.

    المرادفاتcastle in the airdaydreamdelusiondreamfancyfantasyfigmentillusionmiragepipe dream

    الأضدادactualitycertaintyfactreality

  3. Genetic organismC2formalscientific

    An organism containing cells from two or more different zygotes, often used in genetic research.

    arكيميرا

    • The lab created a chimera by combining cells from two embryos.
    • Chimeras are used to study developmental biology.
    • The sheep was a chimera with both sheep and goat cells.
الصيغ
  • chimeras plural form
  • chimeras' possessive plural form
  • chimera's possessive singular form
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