Demoiselles - English meaning

Demoiselles – definitions in English dictionary

noun
A small, graceful old world crane with a black head and breast and white ear tufts, breeding in south-eastern europe and central asia.
Usage examples:
Keeping us company were a demoiselle crane on the shore and a flock of waders in the water.
noun
A damselfly, especially an agrion.
Usage examples:
The banded demoiselle belongs to a group of insects called odonata (meaning toothed jaws) that incl…
noun
A damselfish.
Usage examples:
The tropical fish tank came fully equipped: pumps, filters, hoses, light fixtures, coral arrangemen…
noun
A young woman.
Usage examples:
Twelve years were to pass before françaix wrote his next ballet, ‘les demoiselles de la nuit) (the …

Demoiselles translation into English

Demoiselles: translate from English into Chinese

蓑衣

Demoiselles: translate from English into Dutch

Demoiselles

Demoiselles: translate from English into French

Demoiselles

Demoiselles: translate from English into German

Demoisellen

Demoiselles: translate from English into Hindi

डेमोइसेलस

Demoiselles: translate from English into Italian

Demoiselle

Demoiselles: translate from English into Korean

데모아젤

Demoiselles: translate from English into Russian

Девицы

Demoiselles: translate from English into Spanish

Señoritas

Word origin

early 16th century (in demoiselle (sense 4)): from French, from Old French dameisele ‘damsel’.

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Demoiselles – similar words

demoiselle

noun
A small, graceful old world crane with a black head and breast and white ear tufts, breeding in south-eastern europe and central asia.
Usage examples:
Keeping us company were a demoiselle crane on the shore and a flock of waders in the water.

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