English to Luxembourgish Meaning of arachnid - Spannendéieren


Arachnid :
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Definitions of arachnid in English
Noun(1) air-breathing arthropods characterized by simple eyes and four pairs of legs
Examples of arachnid in English
(1) All spiders are members of the arachnid order Araneae, which is divided into two suborders.(2) It is dark brown, with short hair bristling off eight legs that support its arachnid body.(3) Without the bone chilling, sustained freezing temperatures of years gone by the arachnid population thrives.
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Noun
1. arachnoid ::
arachnoid
Different Forms
arachnid, arachnids
Word Example from TV Shows
I can identify every insect
and arachnid on the planet.

I can identify every insect and ARACHNID on the planet.

The Big Bang Theory Season 3, Episode 2

It relies on the homonymic relationship
between tick, the bloodsucking arachnid...

It relies on the homonymic relationship between tick, the bloodsucking ARACHNID...

The Big Bang Theory Season 2, Episode 1

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