Definition Synonyms
Definition of scape - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
plantRare leafless stalk growing from a plant's baseRare
- The tulip's scape rose elegantly from the ground.
2.
entomologyTECH. basal segment of an insect's antennaTECH.
- The scape connects the antenna to the insect's head.
3.
architectureTECH. shaft of a column in architectureTECH.
- The scape of the column was ornately decorated.
Images of scape

leafless stalk growing from a plant's base 
shaft of a column in architecture
Origin of scape
Old English, sceap (sheep)
Examples of scape in a sentence
Each scape bore a single, vibrant flower. The scape is crucial for the insect's sensory functions. Scientists studied the scape to understand its role in communication. The scape was carved with intricate patterns. Each scape in the hall was unique in design.
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- French:hampe, scape, ...
- German:Stängel, Scapus, ...
- Italian:gambo senza foglie, scape, ...
- Spanish:escapo, fuste, ...
- Portuguese:haste, escapo, ...
- Chinese:花茎, 柄节, ...
- Japanese:花茎, 柄節, ...
- Arabic:سَوِيقَة, ساق, ...
- Hebrew:גֶּזַע לְלֹא עָלִים, שׁוֹקֶת, ...
- Russian:цветонос, основание усика, ...
- Ukrainian:стебло, скапус, ...
- Hindi:डंठल, स्केप, ...
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