moth-resistant
ˈmɒθ rɪˈzɪstənt
Definition

Definition of moth-resistant - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

fabricresistant to damage by moths
  • She bought moth-resistant curtains to protect against insect damage..
  • Moth-resistant fabrics are ideal for storage.
  • They chose moth-resistant wool for the blankets.
mothproof
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Origin of moth-resistant

Old English, moththe (moth) + resistant (from Latin resistere)

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  1. French:résistant aux mites, ...
  2. German:mottensicher, ...
  3. Italian:resistente alle tarme, ...
  4. Spanish:resistente a las polillas, ...
  5. Portuguese:resistente a traças, ...
  6. Chinese:防蛀的, ...
  7. Japanese:虫除け, ...
  8. Arabic:مُقاوِم لِلعَثّ, ...
  9. Hebrew:עָמִיד לְעָשׁ, ...
  10. Russian:устойчивый к моли, ...
  11. Ukrainian:стійкий до молі, ...
  12. Hindi:कीट प्रतिरोधी, ...

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