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oldwife

/ˈəʊld.waɪf/

Traduction: Nom désignant soit un poisson tropical de l'Atlantique, soit une canne marine à longue queue vivant dans les régions septentrionales des États-Unis.

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/ˈəʊld.waɪf/C2formal
  • frNom désignant soit un poisson tropical de l'Atlantique, soit une canne marine à longue queue vivant dans les régions septentrionales des États-Unis.

A noun referring to either a tropical Atlantic fish or a long-tailed sea duck found in northern parts of the United States.

  1. Tropical Atlantic fishC1formalscientific

    A tropical marine fish found in the Atlantic Ocean, known for its distinctive appearance.

    frVieille femme (poisson)

    • The oldwife is often spotted near coral reefs in the Caribbean.
    • Fishermen occasionally catch an oldwife in their nets.
    • Marine biologists study the oldwife's unique feeding habits.
  2. C1formalamericanscientific

    A common long-tailed sea duck native to the northern parts of the United States and other northern regions.

    frCanard à longue queue (femelle ou immature)

    • The oldwife is a striking sea duck with a long tail.
    • Birdwatchers often see oldwives along the New England coast.
    • During winter, oldwives migrate to warmer coastal waters.
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  • oldwives plural form
  • oldwives' possessive plural form
  • oldwife's possessive singular form