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Meanings of antennae in English
Appendages used for sensing in arthropods.
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Usage of antennae in English
1
Labour has lost its political antennae and needs to get them back.
2
Cockroaches use their antennae to sense and understand the environment around them.
3
The use of the curious brushes on the antennae is not known.
4
I'm having the van painted a different color and the antennae removed.
5
Its organs of information are undoubtedly the antennae, which feel the ground.
6
In 2001, he worked with Martin Gopfert on the antennae of mosquitoes.
7
Fluctuations corresponded to energy passing from the antennae through the complex's molecules.
8
Its legs were hairy, and the antennae antlered like small branching ferns.
9
The antennae were heliotrope, fine, threadlike, and closely pressed to the head.
10
Its antennae are long, clubbed, and touched with white at the tips.
11
Polsky shows himself to be possessed of sharp antennae for delicious oddity.
12
An investigator always has to have his antennae up for these inconsistencies.
13
With a quick overhand swipe, he managed to cut off the antennae.
14
Electrophysiological experiments confirm that adult Drosophila with cut null antennae are deaf.
15
They climb and stand over her, pulling at her legs and antennae.
16
She stumbled over the carpet, hands exploring the dark like frantic antennae.
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Antennae across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common