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copperhead

/ˈkɒp.ə.hed/

Traduction: Nom désignant un serpent venimeux : soit un crotale cuivré (ou vipère à tête cuivrée) de l'est des États-Unis, de couleur brun cuivré, soit un serpent australien brun-rougeâtre également venimeux.

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noun

C1formalcommon/ˈkɒp.ə.hed/

A noun referring to a venomous snake, either the common coppery brown pit viper found in the eastern United States or a reddish-brown snake native to Australia.

  • 🇫🇷Nom désignant un serpent venimeux : soit un crotale cuivré (ou vipère à tête cuivrée) de l'est des États-Unis, de couleur brun cuivré, soit un serpent australien brun-rougeâtre également venimeux.
  1. North American pit viper B2 formal american

    A venomous snake with a coppery-brown head and body, found in the eastern and central United States.

    • The copperhead is responsible for many snake bites in the US.
    • We spotted a copperhead hiding under a log in the forest.
    • Copperheads are known for their excellent camouflage among leaves.

    🇫🇷serpent cuivré

  2. Australian venomous snake B2 formal australian

    A venomous, slow-moving snake with a reddish-brown color, native to Australia.

    • The Australian copperhead is often found near water sources.
    • Despite its venom, the copperhead is not aggressive.
    • Hikers in Tasmania should be aware of copperhead habitats.

    🇫🇷serpent cuivré australien

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