bee in Latin
bee in Latin is bē, apis — bee means a flying insect that collects pollen and nectar, and in many species produces honey and wax.
bee in Latin
bē
The name of the Latin-script letter B/b.
apis
(informal, proscribed) Any stinging flying insect, especially a wasp.
What does "bee" mean?
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noun A flying insect that collects pollen and nectar, and in many species produces honey and wax.
"We watched a bee buzz from flower to flower in the garden."
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noun A gathering where people work together on a task, or compete, such as a spelling bee or quilting bee.
"Our village holds a quilting bee every winter in the church hall."
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bee in a sentence
- We watched a bee buzz from flower to flower in the garden.
- A bee landed on the flower and began gathering pollen.
- Our village holds a quilting bee every winter in the church hall.
- The neighbours organised a bee to help the family repaint their fence.
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What is "bee" in Latin?
"bee" in Latin is bē, apis. bee means: A flying insect that collects pollen and nectar, and in many species produces honey and wax.
How do you use "bee" in a sentence?
Example: "We watched a bee buzz from flower to flower in the garden." In Latin, "bee" is bē, apis.
Are there other ways to say "bee" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "bee": bē, apis.
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