Signification visuelle de 'mothers'? - apprendre avec des images, exemples du quotidien

noun

Chasseur de mites

A person (especially an entomologist) or animal that catches moths.

"The entomologist carefully tracked the activity of the nocturnal mothers in the field, hoping to understand their hunting patterns. "

L'entomologiste a suivi attentivement l'activité des chasseurs de mites nocturnes dans le champ, dans l'espoir de comprendre leurs schémas de chasse.

person animal insect

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noun

Mères

A (human) female who has given birth to a baby

"He had something of his mother in him."

Il tenait de sa mère.

family human person body

noun

Mères

A human female who parents an adopted or fostered child

"The school held a special event to celebrate all the mothers, including those who adopted and fostered their children. "

L'école a organisé un événement spécial pour célébrer toutes les mères, y compris celles qui ont adopté et élevé leurs enfants.

family human person

noun

Mères porteuses, donneuses

A human female who donates a fertilized egg or donates a body cell which has resulted in a clone.

"Thanks to advancements in cloning technology, some children now have multiple mothers: the woman who donated the egg and the woman who donated the body cell. "

Grâce aux progrès de la technologie du clonage, certains enfants ont désormais plusieurs mères porteuses : la femme qui a donné l'ovule et celle qui a donné la cellule corporelle.

family human biology person sex

noun

Femme enceinte

A pregnant female, possibly as a shortened form of mother-to-be.

"Nutrients and oxygen obtained by the mother are conveyed to the fetus."

Les nutriments et l'oxygène obtenus par la femme enceinte sont transmis au fœtus.

family physiology human person body sex

noun

Mères

A female parent of an animal.

"The lioness was a mother of four cubs."

La lionne était la mère de quatre petits.

family animal person

noun

Mères, ancêtres féminines

A female ancestor.

"My mothers always encouraged me to do my best in school. "

Mes mères m'ont toujours encouragé à faire de mon mieux à l'école.

family person

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noun

Source, origine

A source or origin.

"The Mediterranean was mother to many cultures and languages."

La Méditerranée fut la source de nombreuses cultures et langues.

family

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noun

Le plus grand, le plus important

Something that is the greatest or most significant of its kind. (See mother of all.)

"The graduation ceremony was the mothers of all celebrations for the graduating class; nothing could compare to the joy and pride felt that day. "

La cérémonie de remise des diplômes était le plus grand de tous les événements pour la promotion sortante ; rien ne pouvait égaler la joie et la fierté ressenties ce jour-là.

phrase language

noun

Mère, belle-mère

(when followed by a surname) A title of respect for one's mother-in-law.

"Mother Smith, meet my cousin, Doug Jones."

Mère Smith, voici mon cousin, Doug Jones.

family title

noun

Mères, femmes âgées

Any elderly woman, especially within a particular community.

"The mothers of the village often gather at the community center to share stories and advice. "

Les mères du village se réunissent souvent au centre communautaire pour partager des histoires et des conseils.

age person family culture society tradition

noun

Mères

Any person or entity which performs mothering.

""In the bird world, both female and male birds can be mothers, caring for their chicks and teaching them to fly." "

Dans le monde des oiseaux, les oiseaux femelles et mâles peuvent être des mères, s'occupant de leurs petits et leur apprenant à voler.

family person human

noun

Pièce principale, mère

The principal piece of an astrolabe, into which the others are fixed.

"The astronomer carefully examined the mothers of the astrolabe, ensuring all other pieces were securely attached to them before starting his calculations. "

L'astronome examina attentivement les pièces principales de l'astrolabe, s'assurant que toutes les autres pièces y étaient solidement fixées avant de commencer ses calculs.

astronomy technical device

noun

Supérieure, abbesse

The female superior or head of a religious house; an abbess, etc.

"The convent's mothers oversaw the daily schedule for the nuns. "

Les supérieures du couvent supervisaient l'emploi du temps quotidien des religieuses.

religion person

noun

Hystérie, utérus

Hysterical passion; hysteria; the uterus.

"Before modern medicine, doctors sometimes attributed a woman's emotional outbursts to "mothers," mistakenly believing such feelings originated solely in the uterus. "

Avant la médecine moderne, les médecins attribuaient parfois les accès de colère d'une femme à l'« hystérie », croyant à tort que ces sentiments provenaient uniquement de l'utérus.

medicine organ physiology body sex