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cactus

/ˈkæk.təs/

Traduction: Nom désignant un type de plante succulente qui a généralement des tiges épaisses et charnues et des épines, adaptée aux environnements secs et arides.

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noun

/ˈkæk.təs/A2formal
  • frNom désignant un type de plante succulente qui a généralement des tiges épaisses et charnues et des épines, adaptée aux environnements secs et arides.

A noun referring to a type of succulent plant that typically has thick, fleshy stems and spines, adapted to dry, arid environments.

pluriel irrégulier

  1. Desert plantA2formal

    A succulent plant with thick, fleshy stems and spines, typically found in hot, dry regions.

    frPlante du désert

    • The cactus in the desert can survive without water for months.
    • She bought a small cactus for her office desk.
    • Cacti store water in their stems to endure droughts.
  2. Slang for difficult situationB2slangamerican

    Used informally to describe a problematic or unpleasant situation.

    frCactus (situation difficile)

    • When the project failed, we were left in the cactus.
    • He got himself into a real cactus with that risky investment.
    • The whole plan turned into a cactus after the budget cuts.

    Synonymesbindfixjammesspicklepredicamentquagmirequandaryscrape

Formes
  • cacti plural form
  • cactuses plural form
  • cacti's possessive plural form
  • cactuses' possessive plural form
  • cactus's possessive singular form