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nightcrawler

/ˈnaɪtˌkrɔː.lər/

Traduction: Ver de terre de grande taille qui vit dans le sol et remonte à la surface, surtout la nuit ou par temps humide; il est couramment utilisé comme appât pour la pêche.

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/ˈnaɪtˌkrɔː.lər/C1formal
  • frVer de terre de grande taille qui vit dans le sol et remonte à la surface, surtout la nuit ou par temps humide; il est couramment utilisé comme appât pour la pêche.

A terrestrial worm that burrows into and helps aerate soil, often surfacing when the ground is cool or wet, and commonly used as bait by anglers.

  1. EarthwormB1informalamerican

    A large terrestrial worm that burrows into soil, helping to aerate it, and often surfaces when the ground is cool or wet; commonly used as fishing bait.

    frVer de terre nocturne

    • He dug up some nightcrawlers for his fishing trip.
    • Nightcrawlers are excellent bait for catching trout.
    • After the rain, nightcrawlers were all over the sidewalk.

    Synonymesanglewormearthworm

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  • nightcrawlers' possessive plural form
  • nightcrawler's possessive singular form
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