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1. (n.) dragonfly
any nonstinging insect of the order Odonata (suborder Anisoptera), distinguished from the damselfly by having the wings open when at rest.
Etymology: (1620–30)
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1. (noun) dragonfly, darning needle, devil's darning needle, sewing needle, snake feeder, snake doctor, mosquito hawk, skeeter hawk
slender-bodied non-stinging insect having iridescent wings that are outspread at rest; adults and nymphs feed on mosquitoes etc.
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1. (noun) dragonfly
an insect with a long thin body and transparent wings.
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Sense: a kind of insect with a long body and double wings.
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 Afrikaans: naaldekoker |
 Arabic: يَعْسوب |
 Bulgarian: водно конче |
 Brazilian: libélula |
 Czech: vážka |
 German: die Libelle |
 Danish: guldsmed |
 Greek: λιβελούλη |
 Spanish: libélula |
 Estonian: kiil |
 Farsi: سنجاقک |
 Finnish: sudenkorento |
 French: libellule |
 Hebrew: שָׁפִּירִית |
 Hindi: व्याध पंतग |
 Croatian: vilin konjic |
 Hungarian: szitakötő |
 Indonesian: capung |
 Icelandic: drekafluga |
 Italian: libellula |
 Japanese: とんぼ |
 Korean: 잠자리 |
 Lithuanian: žirgelis, laumžirgis, skė |
 Latvian: spāre |
 Malay: pepatung |
 Dutch: libel |
 Norwegian: øyenstikker |
 Polish: ważka |
 Persian: سنجاقک |
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 Portuguese: libelinha |
 Romanian: libelulă |
 Russian: стрекоза |
 Slovak: vážka |
 Slovenian: kačji pastir |
 Serbian: vilin konjic |
 Swedish: trollslända |
 Thai: แมลงปอ |
 Turkish: yusufçuk |
 Taiwanese: 蜻蜓 |
 Ukrainian: бабка |
 Urdu: بھنبھیری جیسا حشرہ |
 Vietnamese: con chuồn chuồn |
 Chinese: 蜻蜓 |
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