Definition of molt - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
natural processTECH. US shed old feathers, hair, or skin to make way for new growthTECH. US
- The snake molts its skin annually..
Noun
natural processTECH. US process of shedding old feathers, hair, or skinTECH. US
- The bird's molt left feathers scattered around the cage..
Origin of molt
Latin, mutare (to change)
Examples of molt in a sentence
Lizards molt their skin regularly. The snake's molt was found in the garden. During the molt, the lizard stayed hidden.
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- French:muer, mue, ...
- German:mausern, Mauser, ...
- Italian:muta, ...
- Spanish:mudar, muda, ...
- Portuguese:trocar de pele, muda, ...
- Chinese:蜕皮, ...
- Japanese:脱皮する, 脱皮, ...
- Arabic:تَسَاقَطَ, خُلْع, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַשִּׁיל, הַשָּׁלָה, ...
- Russian:линять, линька, ...
- Ukrainian:линяти, линяння, ...
- Hindi:केचुली उतारना, ...
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