mantis in Italian
mantis in Italian is mantide — mantis means a large insect that captures prey with its powerful front legs, often held folded as if in prayer.
mantis in Italian
mantide
Any of various large insects of the order Mantodea that catch insects or other small animals with their powerful forelegs.
What does "mantis" mean?
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noun A large insect that captures prey with its powerful front legs, often held folded as if in prayer.
"A praying mantis waited motionless on the leaf, ready to strike."
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- A praying mantis waited motionless on the leaf, ready to strike.
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What is "mantis" in Italian?
"mantis" in Italian is mantide. mantis means: A large insect that captures prey with its powerful front legs, often held folded as if in prayer.
How do you use "mantis" in a sentence?
Example: "A praying mantis waited motionless on the leaf, ready to strike." In Italian, "mantis" is mantide.
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