rose beetle
roʊz ˈbiːtəl
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Definition of rose beetle - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

insectTECH.metallic green beetle called rose chafer that feeds on rosesTECH.
  • The rose beetle damaged the garden's rose bushes.
  • Gardeners often find the rose beetle on their flowers.
  • The rose beetle's metallic sheen is quite distinctive.
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  • rose beetle: metallic green beetle called rose chafer that feeds on roses
    metallic green beetle called rose chafer that feeds on roses

Expressions with rose

english rosen.
type of rose bred in England
The garden was full of beautiful English roses.
come out smelling like a rosev.
emerge from trouble with reputation unharmed or even improved
Despite the scandal, he will come out smelling like a rose.
fresh as a roseadj.
very fresh and attractive in appearance
After the nap, she looked fresh as a rose.
one's spirits roseexp.
feel happier or more hopeful after being sad or worried
Her spirits rose when she heard the good news!
someone's spirits roseexp.
feel happier or more hopeful after being sad or worried
Her spirits rose after hearing the good news.
someone rose from the gutterexp.
improve life from poverty or low social status
Maria rose from the gutter and became a successful lawyer.

Expressions with beetle

beetle brown.
overhanging brow giving a stern look
His beetle brow made him look very serious.
black beetlen.
dark-colored beetle often found in homes
The kitchen floor was crawling with a black beetle.
carpet beetlen.
small beetle whose larvae damage wool fabrics
Carpet beetles ruined my wool sweater.
dung beetlen.
beetle that rolls dung into balls for food or eggs
The dung beetle rolled a ball across the field.
ladybird beetlen.
beetle that feeds on aphids and insect pests
Farmers use ladybird beetles for natural pest control.
beetle-browedadj.
looking sullen or unfriendly
She gave him a beetle-browed stare.
carrion beetlen.
beetle that feeds on decaying animals
The carrion beetle was found near the dead bird.
jewel beetlen.
beetle with a shiny, metallic appearance
The jewel beetle's iridescent colors make it look like a living gem.
beetle driven.
social event where people play a beetle drawing game
We went to a beetle drive at the church hall.
Christmas beetlen.
any beetle of the genus Anoplognathus in Australia
Christmas beetles are often seen around December in Australia.

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rose bugn.
entomology
beetle known as rose chafer

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  1. French:cétoine, ...
  2. German:Rosenkäfer, ...
  3. Italian:cetonia, ...
  4. Spanish:cetonia, ...
  5. Portuguese:cetónia-dourada, ...
  6. Chinese:玫瑰金龟子, ...
  7. Japanese:ハナムグリ, ...
  8. Arabic:خنفساء الورد, ...
  9. Hebrew:חִפּוּשִׁית רוֹז, ...
  10. Russian:розовый жук, ...
  11. Ukrainian:бронзівка, ...
  12. Hindi:गुलाब भृंग, ...

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