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Definition of bee moth - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
insectTECH. moth whose larvae feed on beeswaxTECH.
- Bee moths can cause significant damage to beehives..
- The beekeeper inspected the hive for signs of bee moth infestation.
- Bee moth larvae can be devastating to honey production.
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Images of bee moth
moth whose larvae feed on beeswax
Expressions with bee
person always active and working
She's a busy bee, always organizing events.
dominant woman in a social group
She acted like the queen bee of the office.
very active and always working hard
She is busy as a bee every morning.
deliver a powerful punch with precision
He trained to sting like a bee in the ring.
way to say someone is great or excellent
You're the bee's knees for helping me with my homework!
place where bees are kept for honey production
They visited a bee farm to learn about honey production.
making a continuous low sound
The room was buzzing like a bee with all the chatter.
keeping bees for pollination, honey, or other products
Bee farming helps crops and gives us honey.
puncture wound from a bee's stinger
She had a painful bee sting on her arm.
person who works hard without seeking recognition
She is the worker bee of the office, always diligent.
competition where people spell words aloud for a prize
She won the spelling bee at her school.
dish made with thin rice noodles
The restaurant's signature bee hoon is a must-try.
structure for solitary bees to nest and breed
The garden has a bee hotel to support local pollinators.
bee species known for its resilience and hardiness
The black bee can survive in harsh climates better than other bees.
type of aggressive bee from Africa and South America
The killer bee is known for its defensive attack when disturbed..
event where people meet to sew together
We had a sewing bee to make quilts for charity.
bee that digs tunnels in the ground for nesting
A mining bee made a nest in the garden soil.
herb used in traditional medicine
Bee balm leaves were used to soothe sore throats.
shed containing a number of beehives
The beekeeper checked the bee house for honey.
tiny bird native to Cuba, smallest in the world
The bee hummingbird flitted among the flowers.
swollen as if stung by a bee
Her lips had a bee-stung look after the cosmetic procedure..
showing great enthusiasm and effort
The team was energetic as a bee during the competition.
gathering of people working together on a task
The community organized a working bee to clean the park..
hairy fly that looks like a bee, eats nectar, larvae are parasites
A bee fly hovered over the flowers in the garden.
Expressions with moth
in a way that shows strong, often dangerous attraction or pull
He ran like a moth to a flame toward the bright lights.
small moth found in homes damaging fabrics
The house moth ruined my favorite sweater.
moth species known for damaging carpets
The carpet moth ruined the living room carpet.
resistant to damage by moths
She bought moth-resistant curtains to protect against insect damage..
small moth whose larvae eat wool and fur
The clothes moth ruined my favorite wool sweater.
small moth with diamond-shaped markings on its back
The diamondback moth is a pest to many crops.
moth species known for its damaging larvae
The gipsy moth has caused extensive damage to forests in North America..
white moth with black spots, especially in Europe
The ermine moth fluttered around the garden.
large pale moths active at dusk
Ghost moths are often seen hovering at dusk.
small night-flying moths clinging to grass stems
I spotted a grass moth on the grass stem.
large moth with yellow and purple wings
The imperial moth can be spotted by its striking yellow and purple wings..
North American moth with yellow wings and eye-like spots
The Io moth can be identified by its distinctive eye-like spots on its wings..
large pale green moth with long tails on hind wings
The luna moth rested on the tree trunk.
orchid with broad glossy leaves and colorful flowers
She admired the moth orchid's broad leaves and vibrant blooms.
having holes from moth larvae damage
The sweater was moth-eaten and full of holes.
dull-colored medium-sized nocturnal moth
Farmers often battle the owlet moth at night.
moth species with speckled wings, known for industrial melanism
The peppered moth evolved to have darker wings in polluted areas..
small moth damaging clothes and fabrics
The webbing clothes moth ruined my favorite sweater.
moth whose larvae damage cabbages and similar plants
The cabbage moth destroyed the garden's cabbages.
large colorful moth in the Saturniinae subfamily
The emperor moth has beautiful, colorful wings.
coppery-brown moth with woolly larvae found in Europe and Asia
The fox moth has woolly larvae and lives in Europe and Asia.
small moth whose larvae feed on flour
The flour moths infested the pantry.
moth species Lymantria dispar harmful to plants
The gypsy moth defoliated the entire oak forest.
small moth whose larvae infest stored products
The almond moth can cause significant damage to stored grains..
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- French:fausse-teigne, ...
- German:Bienenmotte, ...
- Italian:falena delle api, ...
- Spanish:polilla de la cera, ...
- Portuguese:traça-das-abelhas, ...
- Chinese:蜂蛾, ...
- Japanese:ミツバチガ, ...
- Arabic:عثة النحل, ...
- Hebrew:עָשׁ הַדְּבוֹרִים, ...
- Russian:восковая моль, ...
- Ukrainian:воскова міль, ...
- Hindi:मधुमक्खी की पतंगा, ...
- Bengali:মৌমাছি মথ, ...
- Catalan:arna de les abelles, ...
- Czech:zavíječ voskový, ...
- Danish:bimøl, ...
- Dutch:bijenmot, ...
- Greek:σκώρος των μελισσών, ...
- Hungarian:viaszmoly, ...
- Khmer:មេអំបៅក្រមួនឃ្មុំ, ...
- Korean:벌나방, ...
- Persian:شب پره زنبور, ...
- Polish:barciak, ...
- Portuguese (BR):traça-das-abelhas, ...
- Romanian:molie de ceară, ...
- Swedish:vaxmott, ...
- Thai:ผีเสื้อกลางคืนผึ้ง, ...
- Turkish:arı güvesi, ...
- Vietnamese:sâu bướm ong, ...
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