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Meanings of wasp in English
Portuguese
wasp 
Anti-submarine helicopter family by Westland Helicopters.
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Spanish
wasp Ultralight aircraft by Australian Aircraft Kits.
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Usage of wasp in English
1
Researchers believe a recently-discovered mite may help end the country's wasp problem.
2
Various options for combat wasp salvo attack formations skipped through her mind.
3
The combs were arranged precisely similar to those of the common wasp.
4
The wasp is something like the fly in shape, only much larger.
5
Even the fate of the poor wasp scarcely interested Judy at present.
6
The wasp will become their moral ideal, whose virtues they must copy.
7
Mosquitoes and flies are everywhere, and the wasp and wild bee also.
8
A wasp is a very pretty insect, black and yellow in colour.
9
It's as alien as a parasitic wasp seen under an electron microscope.
10
The adults are wasp-like insects about a half-inch long and very active.
11
To begin with, Payt had the organizational skills of a mud wasp.
12
It followed some tufas up to a large wasp's nest and then-blank
13
Well, this is very queer, but not so dreadful as the wasp.
14
Jenny screamed as the wasp streaked toward them, but she didn't run.
15
Astonishing nonsense is often spoken of the sand wasp's knowledge of anatomy.
16
The sword pierced easily, as if he had struck a wasp's nest.
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Translations for wasp
Russian
Wasp through the time
Wasp across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
United Kingdom
Less common
United States of America
Less common