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английский

испанский

moth [америк. mɔθ, брит. mɒθ] СУЩ. ЗООЛ.

moth: mariposa ж. de la luz

moth: palomilla ж.

clothes moth: polilla ж.

like moths around a flame: como las mariposas alrededor de la luz

gypsy moth СУЩ.

gypsy moth: lagarta ж.

moth-eaten [америк. ˈmɔθˌitn, брит.] ПРИЛ.

moth-eaten: apolillado

silk moth [америк., брит.] СУЩ.

silk moth: mariposa ж. de la seda

tiger moth СУЩ.

tiger moth: mariposa ж. tigre

clothes moth СУЩ.

clothes moth: polilla ж.

испанский

английский

mariposa de la luz: moth

apolilladura: moth hole

matapolillas: moth killer

chapola: large black moth

английский

испанский

moth [mɒθ, америк. mɑ:θ] СУЩ.

moth: polilla ж.

hawk moth СУЩ.

hawk moth: esfinge м.

silk moth СУЩ.

silk moth: mariposa ж. de seda

clothes-moth СУЩ.

clothes-moth: polilla ж.

moth-eaten [ˈmɒθˌi:tn, америк. ˈmɑ:θ-] ПРИЛ.

moth-eaten: apolillado, -a

codling moth СУЩ.

codling moth: gusano м. de la manzana

испанский

английский

apolillado (-a): moth-eaten

palomilla: moth

polilla: moth

esfinge: hawk moth

английский

испанский

moth [mɔθ] СУЩ.

moth: polilla ж.

moth-eaten [ˈmɔθ·ˌi·tən] ПРИЛ.

moth-eaten: apolillado, -a

codling moth СУЩ.

codling moth: gusano м. de la manzana

испанский

английский

palomilla: moth

apolillado (-a): moth-eaten

apolillar: to get moth-eaten

mariposa nocturna: moth

polilla: moth

picado (-a) (con picaduras: abrigo): moth-eaten

picar (ropa): to get moth-eaten

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Sometimes it's the one with the wrong colour hair, moth-eaten jumper and no gym membership who actually bowls you over.

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The movie's animals come off as shaggy and dusty, sometimes even moth-eaten and mangy.

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That moth-eaten rocking horse that looked antique, but wasn't.

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I smiled condescendingly as the man, whose moth-eaten cycling jersey had seen better days, clipped into his old-fashioned cleats and wobbled off the ferry.

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For others, it's just moth-eaten tat someone else's gran used to wear.

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