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Bugs and Insects
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Bugs and Insects
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fourmi
feminine
(n)
ant
Les fourmis transportent de la nourriture.
The ants are carrying food.
cafard
masculine
(n)
cockroach
Le cafard a couru vers les placards quand j'ai allumé les lumières.
The cockroach ran for the cabinets when I turned on the lights.
moustique
masculine
(n)
mosquito
Les moustiques transmettent des maladies à des millions de gens, ce qui provoque plus de deux millions de morts par an.
Mosquitoes transmit diseases to millions of people a year resulting in over 2 million deaths a year.
abeille
feminine
(n)
bee
abeille à miel
honeybee
araignée
feminine
(n)
spider
araignée dans une toile d'araignée
spider in a spider web
ver
masculine
(n)
worm
vers dans la terre
worms in dirt
mouche
feminine
(n)
fly
mouche noire
black housefly
insecte
masculine
(n)
bug
Il y a beaucoup d'insectes dans le tronc pourri.
There are many bugs in the rotten log.
chenille
feminine
(n)
caterpillar
chenille verte
green caterpillar
cigale
feminine
(n)
cicada
cigale verte
green cicada
luciole
feminine
(n)
firefly
Les lucioles volent au dessus du champ de blé.
The fireflies are flying over the wheat field.
chenille
feminine
(n)
inchworm
chenille arpenteuse verte
green inchworm
coccinelle
feminine
(n)
ladybug
coccinelle rouge avec points noirs
red ladybug with black spots
scarabée
masculine
(n)
beetle
scarabée noir
black beetle
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