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otter

/ˈɒt.ər/

Traduction: Mammifère carnivore semi-aquatique au corps allongé, aux pattes palmées et à la fourrure brune, vivant au bord des cours d'eau et se nourrissant de poissons; désigne aussi la fourrure de cet animal.

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noun

/ˈɒt.ər/B1formal
  • frMammifère carnivore semi-aquatique au corps allongé, aux pattes palmées et à la fourrure brune, vivant au bord des cours d'eau et se nourrissant de poissons; désigne aussi la fourrure de cet animal.

A noun referring to a freshwater carnivorous mammal with webbed and clawed feet and dark brown fur, or the fur of this animal.

  1. Semi-aquatic mammalA2formal

    A carnivorous mammal that lives in or near water, known for its playful behavior, webbed feet, and thick brown fur.

    frloutre (mammifère semi-aquatique)

    • The otter swam gracefully through the river.
    • We saw an otter playing on the riverbank.
    • Otters use their webbed feet to paddle efficiently.
  2. Otter furB2formal

    The thick, soft, and waterproof fur of an otter, historically used for making clothing and accessories.

    frFourrure de loutre

    • The coat was made from otter fur.
    • Otter fur was once highly prized in the fur trade.
    • They traded otter pelts for other goods.
Formes
  • otters plural form
  • otters' possessive plural form
  • otter's possessive singular form