insecticide in Latin
insecticide in Latin is insecticida — insecticide means a chemical substance used to kill insects.
insecticide in Latin
insecticida
A substance used to kill insects.
What does "insecticide" mean?
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noun A chemical substance used to kill insects.
"Farmers sprayed insecticide to protect the crop from beetles."
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insecticide in a sentence
- Farmers sprayed insecticide to protect the crop from beetles.
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What is "insecticide" in Latin?
"insecticide" in Latin is insecticida. insecticide means: A chemical substance used to kill insects.
How do you use "insecticide" in a sentence?
Example: "Farmers sprayed insecticide to protect the crop from beetles." In Latin, "insecticide" is insecticida.
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