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raccoon

/rəˈkuːn/

Traduction: Mammifère omnivore nocturne d'Amérique du Nord et d'Amérique centrale, connu pour son masque facial et sa fourrure.

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noun

/rəˈkuːn/A2formal
  • frMammifère omnivore nocturne d'Amérique du Nord et d'Amérique centrale, connu pour son masque facial et sa fourrure.

An omnivorous nocturnal mammal native to North America and Central America, also known for its fur.

  1. Nocturnal mammalA2formal

    A medium-sized omnivorous mammal native to North and Central America, known for its black facial mask and ringed tail.

    frRatons laveurs

    • A raccoon was rummaging through the trash cans last night.
    • Raccoons are highly adaptable and can live in urban areas.
    • The raccoon's distinctive mask helps it be easily recognized.

    Synonymescoon

  2. Fur materialB1formal

    The thick, soft fur of the raccoon, often used in making hats, coats, and other garments.

    frFourrure de raton laveur

    • The vintage coat was made from raccoon fur.
    • Raccoon fur hats were popular in the 19th century.
    • He wore a traditional cap made of raccoon fur.

    Synonymescoonskin

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  • raccoons plural form
  • raccoons' possessive plural form
  • raccoon's possessive singular form
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