Word: demoiselle
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Related words: demoiselle
cartier demoiselle, santos demoiselle, la demoiselle, cartier santos demoiselle, demoiselle crane
Synonyms: demoiselle
damosel, damsel, damoiselle, damselfish
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spanish
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señorita, Demoiselle, del Demoiselle, damisela
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german
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Demoiselle, Prachtlibelle, Jungfern, Libelle
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french
Translations:
Demoiselle de, damoiselle, Demoiselles
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italian
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del Demoiselle, damigella
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portuguese
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do Demoiselle, o Demoiselle, Demoiselle do
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dutch
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waterjuffer, van Demoiselle, Weidebeekjuffer, juffer
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russian
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девушка, стрекоза-лютка, хвостовка, журавль-красавка, Demoiselle, барышня, Демуазель
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norwegian
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Demoiselle
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swedish
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Demoiselle, jungfruslända
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danish
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Demoiselle, frøken
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czech
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lesklá, slečna
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polish
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stepowy
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hungarian
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kisasszony, Demoiselle, ifjú hölgy
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turkish
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telli turna, Demoiselle, Telli, kız böceği, genç evlenmemiş kadın
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greek
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δεσποινίς, Demoiselle
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ukrainian
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журавель, журавль
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albanian
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vajzë
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bulgarian
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госпожица, вид водно конче, моминарски жерав
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belarusian
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журавель, жораў, журавль
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croatian
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djevojka, gospođica, numidijski ždral
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lithuanian
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Mergina
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romanian
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Demoiselle
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slovak
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Demoiselle
The meaning and "use of": demoiselle
noun
- a small, graceful Old World crane with a black head and breast and white ear tufts, breeding in southeastern Europe and central Asia. - Keeping us company were a demoiselle crane on the shore and a flock of waders in the water.
- a damselfly, especially of the genus Agrion. - The Banded Demoiselle belongs to a group of insects called Odonata (meaning toothed jaws) that includes Dragonflies and Damselflies.
- a damselfish. - The tropical fish tank came fully equipped: pumps, filters, hoses, light fixtures, coral arrangements, and a small cadre of lively black-and-white-striped damselfish, also called demoiselles .
- a young woman. - Twelve years were to pass before Françaix wrote his next ballet, ‘Les demoiselles de la nuit) (The Ladies of the Night).
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