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monarch

/ˈmɒn.ək/

Traducción: Sustantivo con dos significados principales: un gobernante hereditario o jefe de estado, o una gran mariposa migratoria americana con alas de color naranja intenso marcadas de negro y blanco, cuyas larvas se alimentan de algodoncillo.

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noun

/ˈmɒn.ək/B2formal
  • esSustantivo con dos significados principales: un gobernante hereditario o jefe de estado, o una gran mariposa migratoria americana con alas de color naranja intenso marcadas de negro y blanco, cuyas larvas se alimentan de algodoncillo.

A noun with two primary meanings: a hereditary ruler or head of state of a nation, or a large migratory American butterfly with deep orange wings marked in black and white, whose larvae feed on milkweed.

  1. Sovereign rulerB1formal

    A person who reigns over a kingdom or empire, typically inheriting the position by birth.

    esMonarca

    • The monarch addressed the nation on the holiday.
    • Many European countries still have a ceremonial monarch.
    • The monarch's duties include approving laws and representing the state.

    Sinónimoscrowned heademperorempresskingpotentatequeenrulersovereign

  2. Milkweed butterflyB2formalamericanscientific

    A large, migratory butterfly with bright orange wings bordered in black and white, whose larvae feed on milkweed plants.

    esMariposa monarca

    • Every autumn, monarch butterflies migrate thousands of miles to Mexico.
    • The monarch's striking orange color warns predators of its toxicity.
    • We planted milkweed in our garden to attract monarch butterflies.

    Sinónimosmilkweed butterflywanderer

Formas
  • monarchs plural form
  • monarchs' possessive plural form
  • monarch's possessive singular form
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