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Meanings of ladybird (ladybirds) in English
Any of the Coccinellidae family of beetles, having a round shape and a red or yellow spotted shell.
Usage of ladybirds in English
1
For good measure, E-beta-farnesene also attracts aphid predators such as ladybirds and wasps.
2
No clouds of migrant ladybirds sent bathers shrieking from the beaches.
3
Some years it's plagues of ladybirds, cloudbursts of frogs, hordes of killer bees.
4
She is safe with me as one of my own ladybirds of daughters.
5
His jazz CDs are transported in a crisp hessian bag patterned with ladybirds.
6
CAN you explain how ladybirds get into my bedroom which is three floors up?
7
They were crossed by paths well-worn by woodlice and ladybirds.
8
Speaking of hops, it is said, "plenty of ladybirds, plenty of hops."
9
Oh, girls, wouldn't a row of ladybirds for buttons be pretty on my waist?
10
All the ladybirds seemed to have taken refuge here.
11
In calmer moments I went looking for ladybirds.
12
These little song sparrows must surely be ladybirds-theyare talking back in such a saucy twitter.
13
My name is Miller, at your service for an adagio-but ,asto ladybirds, I cannot serve you.
14
Alas for the released ladybirds of Shidzuoka!
15
As in California and South Africa, ladybirds have been reared in large numbers in order to destroy scale.
16
THERE is I am told by those who know about these things a lot of ladybirds around this year.
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