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sac

/sæk/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa uma cavidade ou estrutura em forma de bolsa em um animal, ou um envoltório, como o saco polínico ou a cápsula de um musgo.

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noun

/sæk/B2formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa uma cavidade ou estrutura em forma de bolsa em um animal, ou um envoltório, como o saco polínico ou a cápsula de um musgo.

A noun referring to an enclosed space, a bag-like structure in an animal, or a case or sheath such as a pollen sac or moss capsule.

  1. B2formalscientific

    A cavity or enclosed space within an organism, often containing fluid.

    ptSaco

    • The air sac in the bird's lungs helps with respiration.
    • The plant's pollen sac releases grains during pollination.
    • The insect's egg sac protects the developing larvae.

    Sinônimosbladderbursacavitycystpouchvesicle

  2. Pollen sac or moss capsuleC1formalscientific

    A case or sheath that contains pollen in plants or spores in mosses.

    ptSaco de pólen ou cápsula de musgo

    • The pollen sac of the flower burst open to release its contents.
    • Moss capsules are specialized sacs that hold spores.
    • The anther contains four pollen sacs in most flowering plants.

    Sinônimoscapsulesporangiumtheca

  3. Bag-like structure in animalsB2formalmedical

    A structure resembling a bag or pouch in an animal's body, often for storage or secretion.

    ptSaco

    • The yolk sac provides nutrients to the developing embryo.
    • The venom sac of a snake stores toxic fluid.
    • The swim bladder is a gas-filled sac that helps fish control buoyancy.

    Sinônimosbagbladderbursapouchvesicle

Formas
  • sacs plural form
  • sacs' possessive plural form
  • sac's possessive singular form
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