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tortoise

/ˈtɔːr.təs/

Tradução: Réptil terrestre, geralmente herbívoro, com casco alto e arredondado e patas robustas semelhantes às do elefante, encontrado em regiões áridas do mundo todo, exceto Austrália e Antártida.

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noun

/ˈtɔːr.təs/B1formal
  • ptRéptil terrestre, geralmente herbívoro, com casco alto e arredondado e patas robustas semelhantes às do elefante, encontrado em regiões áridas do mundo todo, exceto Austrália e Antártida.

A land-dwelling reptile, typically herbivorous, with a high domed shell and sturdy, elephant-like limbs, found in arid regions worldwide except Australia and Antarctica.

  1. A2formal

    A slow-moving land reptile with a hard, domed shell, typically found in dry regions around the world except Australia and Antarctica. It usually eats plants and has thick, elephant-like legs with claws.

    ptRéptil terrestre

    • The tortoise slowly crossed the garden path.
    • In many cultures, the tortoise symbolizes longevity and patience.
    • The giant tortoise can live for over a hundred years.
Formas
  • tortoises plural form
  • tortoises' possessive plural form
  • tortoise's possessive singular form
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