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ladybird

/ˈleɪ.di.bɜːd/

Traduction: Petit coléoptère rond et vivement coloré, souvent tacheté, qui se nourrit généralement de pucerons et d'autres insectes nuisibles.

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noun

/ˈleɪ.di.bɜːd/A2formalbritish
  • frPetit coléoptère rond et vivement coloré, souvent tacheté, qui se nourrit généralement de pucerons et d'autres insectes nuisibles.

A small, round, brightly colored beetle, often with spots, that typically feeds on aphids and other insect pests.

  1. Ladybird beetleA2formalbritish

    A small, round, brightly colored beetle, usually with spots, that commonly feeds on aphids and other garden pests.

    frCoccinelle

    • I saw a ladybird on the rose bush this morning.
    • Ladybirds are a gardener's friend because they eat aphids.
    • The child carefully counted the seven spots on the ladybird's back.
    • Many people attract ladybirds to their gardens by planting flowers.

    Synonymeslady beetleladybird beetleladybug

Formes
  • ladybirds plural form
  • ladybirds' possessive plural form
  • ladybird's possessive singular form