moths in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for moths in the English»Italian Dictionary

moth [Brit mɒθ, Am mɔθ] N

1. moth (night-flying butterfly):

moth

falena f

moth

farfalla f notturna

2. moth (in clothes):

moth

tarma f

clothes moth [Am ˈkloʊ(ð)z ˌmɔθ] N

clothes moth

tignola f

clothes moth

tarma f

moth-eaten [Brit, Am ˈmɔθˌitn] ADJ

1. moth-eaten (shabby):

moth-eaten

logoro

2. moth-eaten (damaged by moths):

moth-eaten

tarlato

moth-eaten

tarmato

processionary moth [prəˈseʃənərɪˌmɒθ, prəˈseʃənerɪˌmɔːθ] N

processionary moth

processionaria f

meal moth [ˈmiːlmɒθ, -mɔːθ] N

meal moth

tignola f dei farinacei

turnip moth [ˈtɜːnɪpmɒθ] N

turnip moth

nottua f delle messi

tiger moth [Am ˈtaɪɡər ˌmɔθ, ˈtaɪɡər ˌmɑθ] N

tiger moth

caia f

sphinx moth [ˈsfɪŋksmɒθ, -mɔːθ] N ZOOL

sphinx moth

sfinge f

gypsy moth [Am ˈdʒɪpsi ˌmɔθ, ˈdʒɪpsi ˌmɑθ] N

gypsy moth

bombice m dispari

death's head moth [ˈdeθshedˌmɒθ, -ˌmɔːθ] N ZOOL

death's head moth

sfinge f testa di morto

moths in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for moths in the English»Italian Dictionary

moth [mɑ:θ] N

1. moth (nocturnal):

moth

falena f

2. moth:

moth

of clothes

moth

tarma f

codling moth N

codling moth

carpocapsa f

moth-eaten [ˈmɑ:θ·ˌi:·tn] ADJ

moth-eaten

tarmato, -a

Translations for moths in the Italian»English Dictionary

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tarlare (tessuto)

to make holes in moths

tarlare (tessuto)

to be moth-eaten

falena

moth

tignola

moth

tarma

moth

moths Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to make holes in moths

tarlare (tessuto)

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

He's thinking about moths and butterflies, and how they radically change shape as they grow, from little wormy, caterpillar critters to airborne beauties.

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Adult moths are nocturnal, but seem to prefer the earlier part hours of the night.

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The toads eat a variety of insects and invertebrates, mainly crickets, meal worms, small butterflies, earthworms, moths, beetles and caterpillars.

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They eat moths, flies, true bugs, beetles, and cicadas.

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Coarsely ground grains, cereals, dried fruits, and herbs are common items the moths have been known to infest.

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For example introduced grasses have taken over areas of some islands, while alien animals include moths, salmon, the mallard duck, rabbits, reindeer, sheep and goats.

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The original collection grew from community donations of birds, moths, butterflies, and other geological specimens.

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Whether it's gardening or darning holes when the moths have got at our jerseys, or writing to people.

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Those with apple may have codling moths around causing damage.

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At night, abundant small insects included midges and other flies, while medium-sized ones includes lacewings and large ones included noctuid moths and hawkmoths.

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