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ephemeron

/ɪˈfem.ə.rɒn/

Traduction: Nom désignant quelque chose d'éphémère ou de transitoire, par exemple un insecte qui ne vit qu'un jour sous sa forme ailée.

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noun

/ɪˈfem.ə.rɒn/C2formal
  • frNom désignant quelque chose d'éphémère ou de transitoire, par exemple un insecte qui ne vit qu'un jour sous sa forme ailée.

A noun referring to anything that is short-lived or transitory, such as an insect that lives only for a day in its winged form.

pluriel irrégulier

  1. Short-lived organismC2formal

    A living being, especially an insect, that has a very brief lifespan, often only a day in its adult form.

    frÉphémère (organisme)

    • The mayfly is a classic example of an ephemeron.
    • Ephemerons live for such a short time that they often don't need to eat.
    • Scientists study ephemerons to understand rapid life cycles.

    Synonymesdayflyephemeridmayfly

    Antonymesperennial

  2. Transient thingC2formal

    Anything that is fleeting or lasts for a very short period.

    frChose éphémère

    • Fame can be an ephemeron, here today and gone tomorrow.
    • The beauty of a cherry blossom is an ephemeron.
    • He collected ephemerons like old tickets and notes.

    Synonymesephemeratransient

    Antonymesconstancydurabilityenduranceeternitypermanenceperpetuitystability

Formes
  • ephemera plural form
  • ephemerons plural form
  • ephemera's possessive plural form
  • ephemerons' possessive plural form
  • ephemeron's possessive singular form
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