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clamshell

/ˈklæm.ʃel/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa a concha de um molusco, especialmente a valva de uma concha, ou uma caçamba de escavadeira articulada cujas mandíbulas lembram as valvas de uma concha.

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noun

/ˈklæm.ʃel/B2formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa a concha de um molusco, especialmente a valva de uma concha, ou uma caçamba de escavadeira articulada cujas mandíbulas lembram as valvas de uma concha.

A noun referring to the shell of a clam, or a dredging bucket with hinges resembling a clam's shell.

  1. Shell of a clamB1formal

    The hard, hinged outer covering of a clam, often used as a container or decorative item.

    ptConcha de molusco

    • She collected a beautiful clamshell on the beach.
    • The clamshell was used as a serving dish for the appetizer.
    • He found a fossilized clamshell in the rock formation.

    Sinônimosshell

  2. Dredging bucketC1formal

    A type of bucket used in dredging that has two hinged halves that close together like a clam's shell to scoop up material.

    ptCaçamba de mandíbulas

    • The construction crew used a clamshell to excavate the riverbed.
    • The clamshell bucket lifted tons of sand from the harbor floor.
    • The operator skillfully maneuvered the clamshell to clear the debris.

    Sinônimosgrab

Formas
  • clamshells plural form
  • clamshells' possessive plural form
  • clamshell's possessive singular form
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