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dogtooth

/ˈdɒɡ.tuːθ/

Tradução: Substantivo com vários sentidos: planta perene de floresta que floresce na primavera e é amplamente cultivada; um dos quatro dentes cônicos pontiagudos situados entre os incisivos e os pré-molares; ou ornamento piramidal entalhado usado na Inglaterra do século XIII.

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noun

C1formalcommon/ˈdɒɡ.tuːθ/

A noun with multiple meanings: a perennial woodland spring-flowering plant widely cultivated; one of the four pointed conical teeth located between the incisors and the premolars; or a carved pyramidal ornament used in 13th century England.

  • 🇵🇹Substantivo com vários sentidos: planta perene de floresta que floresce na primavera e é amplamente cultivada; um dos quatro dentes cônicos pontiagudos situados entre os incisivos e os pré-molares; ou ornamento piramidal entalhado usado na Inglaterra do século XIII.
  1. Perennial woodland plant C1 formal

    A type of spring-flowering plant that grows in woodlands and is widely cultivated for its attractive flowers.

    • The dogtooth violet blooms early in the spring.
    • She planted dogtooth lilies along the shaded path.
    • Dogtooth plants are often found in deciduous forests.

    🇵🇹dente-de-cão

    Sinônimos: dogtooth violetfawn lilytrout lily

  2. Pointed tooth B2 formal medical

    One of the four pointed conical teeth located between the incisors and the premolars, also known as a canine tooth.

    • The dentist examined his dogtooth for cavities.
    • Humans have two dogteeth in each jaw.
    • The dogtooth is essential for tearing food.

    🇵🇹Canino

    Sinônimos: caninecanine toothcuspideye tooth

  3. Ornamental carving C2 formal british art

    A carved pyramidal ornament used in 13th-century English architecture, often found in stonework.

    • The cathedral's arches were decorated with dogtooth carvings.
    • Medieval masons frequently used the dogtooth motif.
    • The dogtooth ornament is a hallmark of Early English Gothic style.

    🇵🇹dente de cão

  • dogteeth plural form
  • dogteeth's possessive plural form
  • dogtooth's possessive singular form