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lappet

/ˈlæp.ɪt/

الترجمة: اسم يشير إلى ثنية جلدية لحمية متدلية من رقبة بعض الطيور أو الزواحف، أو إلى رفرف زخرفي صغير في الملابس، أو إلى عثة متوسطة الحجم كثيرة الشعر.

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noun

/ˈlæp.ɪt/C1formalscientific
  • arاسم يشير إلى ثنية جلدية لحمية متدلية من رقبة بعض الطيور أو الزواحف، أو إلى رفرف زخرفي صغير في الملابس، أو إلى عثة متوسطة الحجم كثيرة الشعر.

A noun referring to a fleshy fold of skin hanging from the neck of certain birds or lizards, or a small decorative flap on a garment, or a medium-sized hairy moth.

  1. Fleshy skin fold on animalsC1formalscientific

    A wrinkled, often brightly colored fold of skin that hangs from the neck or throat of certain birds, such as chickens and turkeys, or lizards.

    arالدَّلْوَة الجِلْدِيَّة

    • The turkey's bright red lappet was a striking feature.
    • The lizard's lappet expanded when it felt threatened.
    • Roosters often have prominent lappets on their necks.

    المرادفاتcaruncledewlapwattle

  2. Fabric flap on clothingC2formal

    A small decorative flap or fold of fabric on a garment or headdress.

    arثنية قماشية زخرفية

    • The medieval gown had a lappet hanging from the sleeve.
    • She adjusted the lappet on her hat for a better fit.
    • The headdress was adorned with a delicate lappet of silk.

    المرادفاتflapfoldtab

  3. Type of mothC2formalscientific

    A medium-sized hairy moth whose larvae are known as lappet caterpillars.

    arنوع من العث

    • The lappet moth is often found in wooded areas.
    • Lappet caterpillars are known for their distinctive hairy appearance.
    • Entomologists study the lappet moth's life cycle.

    المرادفاتeggarlasiocampid

الصيغ
  • lappets plural form
  • lappets' possessive plural form
  • lappet's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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