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Meanings of cicala in English
Synonyms
Examples for "cicada"
Examples for "cicada"
1
But no doubt the cicada is quite happy living in this way.
2
Besides the cicada, the sand hornet captures grasshoppers and other large insects.
3
From roadside trees the cicada vied with them, making the welkin ring.
4
In the drooping clusters of olives a cicada whispered gently to itself.
5
A cicada began its shrill note close by, chirping with maddening persistency.
Usage of cicala in English
1
Looking to the south all the trees were green in the fullness of summer, and the day cicala and the night cricket chirruped loudly.
2
This little poem is entitled "Les Cigales." The word "cigales," though really identical with our word "cicala," seldom means the same thing.
3
But Cicala nonetheless expressed concern for the remaining captives.
4
The group made no reference to Cicala's wife, who was kidnapped with him in December in Mauritania.
5
Italian media named the two as 65-year-old Sergio Cicala and his 39-year old wife Phil
6
Cicala's daughter Alexia made an emotional appeal on Italian television, urging Foreign Minister Franco Frattini to quickly establish contact with the kidnappers.