Word: cockchafer
Category: cockchafer
Science
Synonyms: cockchafer
may bug
Translations: cockchafer
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spanish
Translations:
abejorro, cockchafer de, abejorro con, abejorro de
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german
Translations:
maikäfer, Maikäfer, Maikäfers, Enger
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french
Translations:
hanneton, hannetons, hanneton se
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italian
Translations:
maggiolino, melolontha melolontha, rizotrogo, maggiolone
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portuguese
Translations:
besouro, escaravelho, Cockchafer, do cockchafer, cockchafer da
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dutch
Translations:
meikever, Cockchafer, junikever, kever
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russian
Translations:
хрущ, майский жук
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norwegian
Translations:
Vanlig oldenborre
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swedish
Translations:
ollonborren, ollonborre
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finnish
Translations:
saksanturilas, Cockchafer
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danish
Translations:
oldenborre, oldenborren, cockchaferbillede, brød oldenborren
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czech
Translations:
chroust
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polish
Translations:
chrabąszcz, chrząszcz, Chrabąszcz majowy
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hungarian
Translations:
cserebogár, cserebogr, a cserebogár
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turkish
Translations:
mayıs böceği, mayısböceği
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greek
Translations:
μηλολόνθη, μηλολόνθης
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ukrainian
Translations:
хрущ
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albanian
Translations:
vizhë, zhuzhak
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bulgarian
Translations:
майски бръмбар
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belarusian
Translations:
майскі жук, хрушч, хрушча
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estonian
Translations:
lehemardika, Saksanturilas
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croatian
Translations:
gundelj, hrušt
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lithuanian
Translations:
grambuolys, Chrabąszcz, karkvabalis, Chrząszcz, Maijvabole
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latvian
Translations:
maijvabole
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romanian
Translations:
cărăbuș
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slovenian
Translations:
Hrušt, Gundelj
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slovak
Translations:
chrústa, chroust, chrúst
The meaning and "use of": cockchafer
noun
- a large brown European beetle that flies at dusk and often crashes into lighted windows. The adults are damaging to foliage and flowers, and the larvae are a pest of cereal and grass roots. - What a pleasant change from the labourer's unvarying meal of bread, lard, and bacon would be a good dish of fried cockchafers or grasshoppers!