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groundhog

/ˈɡraʊnd.hɒɡ/

Traduction: Rongeur nord-américain de couleur brun rougeâtre, connu pour creuser des terriers et pour son lien avec la tradition du jour de la marmotte.

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noun

/ˈɡraʊnd.hɒɡ/B1formal
  • frRongeur nord-américain de couleur brun rougeâtre, connu pour creuser des terriers et pour son lien avec la tradition du jour de la marmotte.

A reddish brown North American marmot, known for its burrowing habits and its association with the tradition of Groundhog Day.

  1. A type of marmotB1formalamerican

    A reddish brown North American rodent known for its burrowing and for being the symbol of the holiday Groundhog Day.

    frMarmotte d'Amérique

    • Every February 2nd, a groundhog emerges to predict the weather.
    • Groundhogs hibernate during the winter months.
    • We saw a groundhog digging in the backyard.

    Synonymeswoodchuck

  2. Groundhog DayB2informalamerican

    A North American tradition on February 2, when a groundhog is said to determine the arrival of spring.

    frmarmotte

    • We celebrate Groundhog Day with local festivities.
    • The groundhog saw its shadow, meaning six more weeks of winter.
    • Groundhog Day has become a cultural event in Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania.
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