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bandicoot

/ˈbæn.dɪ.kuːt/

Traduction: Nom désignant divers petits mammifères marsupiaux terrestres d'Australie et des îles voisines, au corps trapu et au museau allongé, ressemblant à un rat ou à un petit lapin, principalement insectivores et herbivores.

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/ˈbæn.dɪ.kuːt/C1formalaustralian
  • frNom désignant divers petits mammifères marsupiaux terrestres d'Australie et des îles voisines, au corps trapu et au museau allongé, ressemblant à un rat ou à un petit lapin, principalement insectivores et herbivores.

A noun referring to any of various agile, ratlike terrestrial marsupials native to Australia and adjacent islands, which are insectivorous and herbivorous.

  1. Small marsupialB2formalaustralian

    A small to medium-sized, rat-like marsupial native to Australia and nearby islands, known for its long snout and hopping gait.

    frBandicoot (marsupial)

    • The bandicoot dug small holes in the garden looking for insects.
    • We spotted a bandicoot scurrying through the bush at dusk.
    • Bandicoots are nocturnal animals that feed on insects and plants.
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