mucilage
/ˈmjuː.sɪ.lɪdʒ/Traduction: Substance gélatineuse et visqueuse produite par certaines plantes, ou colle gluante utilisée comme adhésif.
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noun
/ˈmjuː.sɪ.lɪdʒ/Существительное, обозначающее студенистое вещество, выделяемое растениями, или липкий цемент, используемый в качестве клея.
Sustancia viscosa o gelatinosa producida por algunas plantas, o un cemento pegajoso utilizado como adhesivo.
Substance gélatineuse et visqueuse produite par certaines plantes, ou colle gluante utilisée comme adhésif.
Bezeichnung für eine schleimige, gallertartige Substanz, die von Pflanzen abgesondert wird, sowie für einen klebrigen Zement, der als Klebstoff dient.
Substantivo que designa uma substância viscosa e gelatinosa produzida por plantas, como sementes ou raízes, ou qualquer substância pegajosa usada como cola.
指植物分泌的黏稠胶状物质,也指用作粘合剂的黏性胶水。
اسم يشير إلى مادة هلامية لزجة تُفرزها بعض النباتات، أو إلى مادة صمغية لاصقة تُستخدم كغراء.
A noun referring to a gelatinous substance secreted by plants, or a sticky cement used as an adhesive.
indénombrable
Plant secretionC1formalscientific
A thick, gluey substance produced by plants, often used to store water or aid in seed germination.
Слизь
Mucílago vegetal
mucilage végétal
Schleim
Mucilagem
黏液
مخاط نباتي
- The cactus stores water in its mucilage to survive droughts.
- Flax seeds release mucilage when soaked in water.
- Some plants use mucilage to trap insects.
AdhesiveB2formal
A sticky substance used as a glue, especially for paper or cardboard.
Клей
mucílago
mucilage (colle)
Klebstoff
Cola
胶水
غراء
- She used mucilage to paste the poster onto the wall.
- The envelope was sealed with a dab of mucilage.
- Artists sometimes use mucilage for collage work.
- mucilages plural form
- mucilages' possessive plural form
- mucilage's possessive singular form
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