Definition
Definition of large blue - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
butterflyRare UK type of butterfly with blue wingsRare UK
- The large blue fluttered gracefully over the meadow.
- We spotted a large blue resting on a flower.
- A large blue is rare in this region.
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type of butterfly with blue wings
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ocean
large ocean wave with a blue hue
plant
orchid with large lilac-blue flowers
marine
large, slender shark with deep blue coloring on its upper body
tropical bird
large parrot with blue and yellow plumage, often kept as a pet
fish
large species of tuna with blue fins and body
bird
large American wading bird with blue-gray feathers
food
large sweet blue fruit grown on tall shrubs, eaten fresh or baked
plants
prairie wildflower with large blue flowers
literal water
large body of water that is calm and blue
common house pest
large fly with a shiny blue body
marine
large shark living in warm seas with a blue-grey body
bird
large blue parrot native to central and eastern South America
reptile
large nonvenomous dark-blue snake native to southeastern United States
plant
rhizomatous plant with large blue flowers in the US
plant
common violet with large pale blue flowers
wildlife
large wetland bird with purple-blue feathers in the Porphyrio genus
Pacific fish
large blue remora found in the Pacific
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- French:grand bleu, ...
- German:Großer Bläuling, ...
- Italian:farfalla blu, ...
- Spanish:mariposa azul, ...
- Portuguese:grande azul, ...
- Chinese:大蓝蝶, ...
- Japanese:ラージブルー, ...
- Arabic:الفراشة الزرقاء الكبيرة, ...
- Hebrew:כָּחוֹל גָּדוֹל, ...
- Russian:большая синяя бабочка, ...
- Ukrainian:великий синій метелик, ...
- Hindi:बड़ा नीला तितली, ...
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