Definition
Definition of two-needled - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
plantRare having two needles per fascicleRare
- The two-needled pine is common in this region.
- The two-needled spruce is rare in this area.
- Botanists studied the two-needled species for its unique traits.
Origin of two-needled
Old English, twā (two) + nǣdl (needle)
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- French:bifolié, ...
- German:zweinädelig, ...
- Italian:a due aghi, ...
- Spanish:bifoliado, ...
- Portuguese:de duas agulhas, ...
- Chinese:双针的, ...
- Japanese:二針の, ...
- Arabic:ذُو إِبْرَتَيْن, ...
- Hebrew:בַּעַל שְׁתֵּי מַחֲטִים, ...
- Russian:двухигольчатый, ...
- Ukrainian:двоголковий, ...
- Hindi:दो-सुई वाला, ...
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