Definition
Definition of clegg - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
insectRare UK large fly that sucks blood from animalsRare UK
- The clegg landed on the horse's back.
- Farmers often protect livestock from the clegg.
- The buzzing of the clegg was unmistakable.
Origin of clegg
Scots, clegg (horsefly)
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- French:taon, ...
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- Portuguese:mutuca, ...
- Chinese:牛虻, ...
- Japanese:アブ, ...
- Arabic:ذُبابة الخَيْل, ...
- Hebrew:זְבוּב דָּם, ...
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Definition of Clegg - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
namescommon last name in English-speaking countries
- Clegg is a popular surname in England.
2.
placeRare US small community in North Carolina, USARare US
- Clegg is located in Wake County.
Examples of Clegg in a sentence
I met a Clegg at the conference last year. Clegg has a small-town charm. Many families have settled in Clegg.
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- Chinese:克莱格, ...
- Japanese:クレッグ, ...
- Arabic:كْلِج, كليغ, ...
- Hebrew:קְלֶג, ...
- Russian:Клегг, ...
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