tentacle in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for tentacle in the English»Spanish Dictionary

tentacle [Am ˈtɛn(t)ək(ə)l, Brit ˈtɛntək(ə)l] N

tentacle

tentáculo m

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she felt the clutch of the tentacle aperound her leg

sintió como el tentáculo le agarraba la pierna or se le aferraba a la pierna

Translations for tentacle in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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tentáculo

tentacle

tentacle in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for tentacle in the English»Spanish Dictionary

tentacle [ˈtentəkl, Am -t̬ə-] N

tentacle

tentáculo m

Translations for tentacle in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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tentáculo

tentacle

tiento

tentacle

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It has an identifiable head with four eyes, two sensory feelers or palps, and many tentacles.

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The tentacles range from black or dark gray at the base, to pale gray at the tips.

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The oral tentacles are elongate and thin, and are longer than the rhinophores.

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They erupt from the ground and use their tentacles to ensnare prey, pulling them into their mouth (sometimes only the tentacles break the surface).

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The animal is light greyish or with a yellowish hue, often with darker greyish or brownish head and tentacles.

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The upper half is either globular or tentacle-bearing, and shows glandular structures.

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It has on each side ten well-developed tentacles at the "epipodium" (the lateral grooves between foot and mantle).

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Bloodsuckers; large monsters with sharp claws and tentacles for a mouth which can turn invisible.

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There are up to 128 (more usually 64-75) hollow tentacles fringing the margin of the bell.

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If it gets overturned, it can use its feeding tentacles to help right itself.

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