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locust

/ˈləʊ.kəst/

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noun

/ˈləʊ.kəst/B2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее вид мигрирующей саранчи, обитающей в теплых регионах, известной образованием крупных роев, способных наносить значительный ущерб посевам; также относится к твердой древесине некоторых видов деревьев-саранчи или к самим деревьям.

A noun referring to a type of migratory grasshopper found in warm regions, known for forming large swarms that can cause extensive damage to crops; also refers to the hardwood from certain locust trees or the trees themselves.

  1. Migratory grasshopperB1formalscientific

    A type of grasshopper that migrates in large swarms, often causing extensive damage to crops and vegetation.

    ruСаранча

    • A swarm of locusts descended on the farmland, destroying the harvest.
    • Farmers are worried about the locust invasion this season.
    • Locusts can travel hundreds of miles in search of food.
  2. Locust tree woodC1formaltechnical

    Hard, durable wood obtained from trees of the genus Robinia or Gleditsia, often used for furniture and fencing.

    ruДревесина акации

    • The fence was built from locust wood because of its resistance to rot.
    • Locust wood is prized for its strength and longevity.
    • They used locust timber for the outdoor deck.
  3. Locust treeC1formalscientific

    Any of various hardwood trees belonging to the legume family, such as the black locust or honey locust.

    ruАкация (дерево)

    • The black locust tree produces fragrant white flowers in spring.
    • Honey locust trees are often planted in urban areas for shade.
    • Locust trees are known for their fast growth and hard wood.
Forms
  • locusts plural form
  • locusts' possessive plural form
  • locust's possessive singular form
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