CEFR C1

appendages

noun

Meaning

Body parts or organs that project from the main trunk of an animal, such as arms, legs, or antennae.

Examples

Insects typically have six jointed appendages that allow them to move across various terrains.
The deep-sea creature used its long, delicate appendages to sense vibrations in the dark water.

Synonyms: limbs, parts, extensions, extremities

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appendages (C1)

noun

Pronunciation: əˈpɛndɪdʒɪz

Definition

Body parts or organs that project from the main trunk of an animal, such as arms, legs, or antennae.

Examples

Insects typically have six jointed appendages that allow them to move across various terrains.
The deep-sea creature used its long, delicate appendages to sense vibrations in the dark water.
Evolutionary biologists study how various appendages have adapted over time to serve different functions like grasping or swimming.

Synonyms of appendages

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