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cobweb

/ˈkɒb.web/

Traduction: Nom désignant une toile fine et souvent délicate tissée par une araignée, ou un tissu léger et transparent qui évoque une telle toile.

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/ˈkɒb.web/B1formal
  • frNom désignant une toile fine et souvent délicate tissée par une araignée, ou un tissu léger et transparent qui évoque une telle toile.

A noun referring to a delicate, often intricate web spun by a spider, or a fabric that resembles such a web in its fineness and transparency.

  1. Delicate, transparent fabricC1formal

    A fabric so fine and sheer that it resembles the web spun by a spider.

    frTissu délicat et transparent

    • The dress was made of a cobweb-like material that shimmered in the light.
    • She wore a scarf so light it felt like a cobweb against her skin.
    • The curtains were woven from a cobweb-thin thread.

    Synonymesgauzegossamer

  2. Spider silk remnantsA2informal

    The thin, sticky strands left behind by a spider, often found in neglected corners.

    frtoile d'araignée abandonnée

    • The old attic was full of dusty cobwebs.
    • He brushed a cobweb away from his face as he entered the shed.
    • Cobwebs hung from the ceiling of the abandoned house.

    Synonymesgossamerweb

  3. Dense spider webB2formal

    A complex and tightly woven web created by a spider, which is more effective at capturing prey than the simpler orb web.

    frToile d'araignée dense

    • The spider had spun a dense cobweb in the corner of the window.
    • Unlike the typical orb web, this cobweb was a tangled, efficient trap.
    • The intricate cobweb glistened with morning dew.
Formes
  • cobwebs plural form
  • cobwebs' possessive plural form
  • cobweb's possessive singular form
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