wasp [wɒsp, Am wɑ:sp] N
- wasp
- оса́ f
WASP [wɒsp, Am wɑ:sp] N Am pej
WASP abbreviation of White Anglo-Saxon Protestant
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The long ovipositor is pierced through the fig wall to infect the fig wasp larvae during their development inside the flower galls.
en.wikipedia.org They attach themselves firmly to olive trees and reduce the quality of the fruit; their main predators are wasps.
en.wikipedia.org It's just the way the brain processes the image of a face, and it turns out that these paper wasps do the same thing.
en.wikipedia.org Differences between various kinds of hunting wasps provide convenient illustrations.
en.wikipedia.org Legs are short and feeble while the fore wings are not folded longitudinally as occurs in polistine and vespine wasps.
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