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Definition of remora - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
biologyTECH. small marine fish with a suction disk on its headTECH.
- The remora attaches itself to sharks and turtles.
2.
obstacleDated delay or hindrance in progressDated
- The project faced a remora due to funding issues.
3.
heraldryDated UK serpent depicted in heraldryDated UK
- The family crest featured a remora.
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serpent depicted in heraldry
Origin of remora
Latin, remorari (delay)
Terms with remora included in their meaning
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marine life
remora fish known for attaching to larger animals
marine
remora fish that attaches to whales
Pacific fish
large blue remora found in the Pacific
Examples of remora in a sentence
Divers observed a remora swimming alongside a turtle. Negotiations acted as a remora to the merger process. Technical glitches were a remora in the software launch. The knight's shield bore a remora. In the ancient tapestry, a remora was prominently displayed.
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- French:rémora, entrave, ...
- German:Saugnapffisch, Bremse, ...
- Italian:remora, ostacolo, ...
- Spanish:pez rémora, traba, ...
- Portuguese:peixe-piolho, obstáculo, ...
- Chinese:吸盘鱼, 障碍, ...
- Japanese:コバンザメ, 遅延, ...
- Arabic:رِيمُورَا, عقبة, ...
- Hebrew:רֶמוֹרָה, עִיכּוּב, ...
- Russian:ремора, задержка, ...
- Ukrainian:риба-присоска, перешкода, ...
- Hindi:रेमोरा मछली, बाधा, ...
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