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butterfly дневная бабочка, мотылёкalfalfa butterfly желтушка Colias eurythemeambrax butterfly парусник Papilio ambraxapollo butterfly аполлон, Parnassius appolloBlue Mountain butterfly парусник Papylio ulyssesbrown augus butterfly голубянка Lycaena astrachebrush-footed butterflies нимфалиды, Nymphalidaecabbage butterfly репница, Pieris rapaeChristmas butterfly парусник Papylio demodocusfour-footed butterflies нимфалиды, Nymphalidaegoatweed butterfly нимфалида Anala andriagossamer winged butterflies голубянки, Lycaenidaegreen comma butterfly углокрыльница Polygonia faunushackberry butterfly нимфалида каркасовая, Asterocampa celtishunter's butterfly ванесса виргинская, Vanessa virginiensisJulia butterfly геликонида Colaenis juliakatahdin butterfly бархатница Oeneis katahdinkite butterflies парусники без удлинённых выростов на задних крыльях, Papilionidaeleaf butterfly листовидка, каллима, Kallimalime butterfly парусник Papylus demoleusmap butterfly нимфалида Cyrectismilkweed butterflies данаиды, Danaidaemonarch butterfly данаида Danaus plexippusmoth butterfly голубянка Liphyra brassolismourning-cloak butterfly траурница, Vanessa antiopanoctula butterfly бархатница Harsiesis hygeaorange-tree butterfly парусник Papylio cresphontesowl butterflies аматузииды, Amathusiidaepatched butterfly нимфалида Chlosinepeacock butterfly павлиний глаз дневной, Vanessa iopine butterfly белянка Neophasia menapiaqueen butterfly данаида Danaus bereniceroadside butterflies крылоногие моллюски, Pteropodasnout butterfly носатка Hypatus bachmannithistle butterfly ванесса, Vanessawall butterfly бархатница Parage megaeraWhite Mountain butterfly бархатница Oeneis semidaezebra butterfly нимфалида Heliconius charithoniusEnglish-Russian dictionary of biology and biotechnology > butterfly
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['bʌtəflaɪ]nбабочка, мотылёкA butterfly flits from flower to flower. — Бабочка порхает с цветка на цветок.
To crush/to break the butterfly upon a wheel. — ◊ Палить из пушек по воробьям
- beautiful butterfly- moth
- catch buttrflies with a net
- collect butterflies
- butterflies flutter
- butterflies spread their wings
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mɔθ сущ.
1) моль Syn: clothes-moth
2) ночная бабочка
3) мотылек Syn: butterfly моль (энтомология) ночная бабочка (Lepidoptera) мотылек gipsy ~ зоол. непарный шелкопряд moth моль ~ мотылек ~ ночная бабочка -
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I жен. butterfly сачок для бабочек ≈ butterfly net ночная бабочка ≈ moth II жен. (галстук) bow-tie, dicky-tieж.
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['emp(ə)rə] 1. сущ.1) император (титул некоторых монархов; лицо, носящее этот титул)2) зоол.а) = emperor butterfly любая бабочка семейства Нимфалиды (лат. Nymphalidae)б) = emperor moth павлиний глаз ночной большой, грушевая павлиноглазка (лат. Saturnia pavonia; одна их наиболее крупных европейских бабочек; с характерным рисунком на крыльях)3) формат бумаги (48 × 72 д. в Англии; 40 × 60 д. в США)2. гл.править, управлять (подобно императору, монарху) -
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