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моль; бабочкаalder moth – almond moth – American moon moth – Angoumois grain moth – antique tussock moth – antler moth – apple fruit moth – apple-leaf blister moth – artichoke plume moth – Atlas moth – autumnal moth – bagworm moths – banded footman moth – beautiful mining moth – bedstraw hawk moth – bee moth – bee-hawk moth – bella moth – black-c-owlet moth – blastobasid moths – bright moths – brown-tail moth – bucculatricid moths – bud moth – buff tiger moth – buff tip moth – bumblebee hawk moth – burnet moths – cabbage moth – cactus moth – California tussock moth – carl moths – carpenter moths – carpet moth – casebearer moths – case-bearing clothes moth – cat-tail moth – cecropia moth – citrus bud moth – clearwing moths – clear-winged moth – clothed-in-white footman moth – clothes moth – codling moth – common goat moth – common hawthorn moth – common magpie moth – cone pitch moth – convolvulus hawk moth – cosmopterygid moths – cottonwood dagger moth – cream-spot tiger moth – ctenuchid moths – cup moths – currant moth – currant borer moth – cynthia moth – dagger moth – dark swordgrass moth – dark tussock moth – death's head hawk moth – December moth – dew moth – diamondback moth – Douglas-fir tussock moth – douglasiid moths – drinker moth – ear moth – early thorn moth – eastern tent moth – elachistid moths – emperor moth – endromid moths – eriocraniid moths – epermeniid moths – ermine moth – ethmiid moths – European grain moth – European pine shoot moth – exclamator moth – eyed hawk moth – fairy moths – fall webworm moth – field moths – figure-of-eight moth – flannel moths – flour moth – footman moths – forester moths – four-spotted moth – fox moth – fur moth – gall moth – garden swift moth – garden tiger moth – gelechiid moths – geometer moths – ghost moth – giant silkworm moths – glyphipterygid moths – goat moth – gooseberry moth – grape-berry moth – grass moths – gray dagger moth – greater wax moth – great winter moth – gum leaf skeletonizer moth – gypsy moth – hawk moths – hemp moth – hepialid moths – heteroceriid moths – hickory tiger moth – hooded owlet moth – hook-tip moths – hornet moth – hummingbird moths – hummingbird hawk moth – hyaline-spotted clothes moth – Indian meal moth – io moth – Isabella tiger moth – kitten moth – lappet moth – larch lappet moth – large emperor moth – lawn moths – leaf-roller moth – leaf skeletonizer moths – lemoniid moths – leopard moths – lesser bud moth – lesser wax moth – libytheid moths – lichen moths – lift moths – lime-tree winter moth – lithosiid moths – lobster moth – locust-tree carpenter moth – long-tailed sea moth – luna moth – lunar hornet moth – lunas thorn moth – magpie moth – maia moth – mandibulate moths – many-plumed moths – marsh moth – meal moth – measuring-worm moths – micropterygid moths – midget moths – morphid moths – mullein moth – naked clothes moth – Nantucket pine-tip moth – nepticulid moths – noctuid moths – nolid moths – notodontid moths – nun moth – oak moth – oak procession moth – oecophorid moths – old tussock moth – orache moth – Oriental fruit moth – owlet moths – pale moth – pale brindled beauty moth – pale tussock moth – pandora moth – pea moth – peacock moths – pear codling moth – peppered moth – phalonid moths – phycitid moths – phyllocnistid moths – pigmy moths – pine moth – pine clear-wing moth – pine hawk moth – pine looper moth – pine-shoot moth – pine sphinx moth – pine-tip moth – pitch pine-tip moth – pitch twig moth – plum moth – plume moths – Polyphemus moth – ponderosa pine-tip moth – poplar hawk moth – Portland moth – primitive moths – privet haWK MOTH – processionary moth – Promethea moth – puss moth – pyralid moths – pyraustid moths – raisin moth – regal moth – rusty tussock moth – satin moth – scalloped oak moth – scalloped owlet moth – scallop-shell moth – scarlet tiger moth – scythrid moth – sea moths – sequoia moth – shield moths – short-cloaked moth – silk moth – six-spotted burnet moth – slug moths – small ermine moths – smoky moths – snout moths – solidago gall moth – sphinx moths – spotted clover moth – spotted tussock moth – spurge hawk moth – stenomid moths – sunflower moth – swallow-tail moth – swift moths – sycamore moth – sycamore tussock moth – tapestry moth – tent moths – thyatirid moths – tiger moths – tobacco moth – tortricid moths – tortricid onion moth – tortrix moths – tussock moths – two-colored footman moth – underwing moth – v-moth – vaporer moth – vine hawk moth – Virginia tiger moth – water betony moth – wax moths – white-tipped moth – window-winged moths – winter moth – wood leopard moth – woolen moth – yellow diacrisia moth – yellow-horned moth – yucca moths – Zimmerman's pine moth
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1.
  1. моль 2. энт. ночная бабочка (Lepidoptera) 3. мотылек ...
Новый большой англо-русский словарь
2.
  noun  1) моль  2) ночная бабочка  3) мотылек ...
Англо-русский словарь
3.
  моль ...
Англо-русский Русско-английский научно-технический словарь
4.
  n. 1 any usu. nocturnal insect of the order Lepidoptera excluding butterflies, having a stout body and without clubbed antennae. 2 any small lepidopterous insect of the family Tineidae breeding in cloth etc., on which its larva feeds. Phrases and idioms moth-eaten 1 damaged or destroyed by moths. 2 antiquated, time-worn. Etymology: OE moththe ...
Толковый словарь английского языка Oxford English Reference
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   noun  (plural ~s)  Etymology: Middle English ~e, from Old English ~the; akin to Middle High German motte ~  Date: before 12th century  1. clothes ~  2. any of various usually nocturnal lepidopteran insects with antennae that are often feathery, with a stouter body, duller coloring, and proportionately smaller wings than the butterflies, and with larvae that are plant-eating caterpillars  • ~like adjective  • ~y adjective ...
Merriam-Webster Collegiate Dictionary
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  (moths) A moth is an insect like a butterfly which usually flies about at night. N-COUNT ...
Collins COBUILD Advanced Learner's English Dictionary
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  ~ n 1 an insect related to the butterfly that flies mainly at night and is attracted to lights 2 also clothes moth a moth whose young eat holes in cloth ...
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
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  mil. abbr. Military Order Of Tin Hats chat abbr. Managers Of Their Homes ...
English abbreviation dictionary
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  - O.E. moррe, mohрe, perhaps related to O.E. maрa "maggot." Until 16c. used mostly of the larva, usually in reference to devouring clothes (cf. Matt. vi.20). Mothball (v.) in the figurative sense is first recorded 1949. ...
Английский Этимологический словарь

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