Emmet Meaning in English
word
ˈɛmɪt
EM-it
ˈɛmɪt
EM-it
التعريف
An 'emmet' is an old or dialect word for an ant, the small insect that lives in colonies and is known for its strength and teamwork.
الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة
'Emmet' is mainly found in British regional dialects, especially in Cornwall and the north of England. It is rarely used in modern standard English, where 'ant' is the usual term. May also be heard in folklore or historical contexts.
Spanish: hormigaPortuguese (BR): formigaPortuguese (PT): formigaChinese (Simplified): 蚂蚁Chinese (Traditional): 螞蟻Hindi: चींटीArabic: نملةBengali: পিপঁড়েRussian: муравейJapanese: アリVietnamese: kiếnKorean: 개미Turkish: karıncaUrdu: چیونٹیIndonesian: semut
جمل نموذجية
Look, there is an emmet on the ground.
basic
The emmet carries food to the nest.
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Many emmets live under stones.
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We watched an emmet crawl across the picnic blanket.
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In old stories, an emmet was a symbol of hard work.
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Kids in Cornwall sometimes call ants 'emmets'.
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