Libélula

🧠 What does Libélula mean?

A libélula is a type of flying insect belonging to the order Odonata, characterized by its two pairs of strong, transparent wings, a long, slender body, and large compound eyes. They are often found near bodies of water such as ponds, lakes, and slow-moving rivers, where their larvae develop. Libélulas are predatory insects, feeding on other insects like mosquitoes and flies, and are known for their agile flight capabilities. The term is also sometimes used poetically to describe something delicate and graceful.

📚 Extra examples

• Una libélula de colores brillantes descansaba sobre una hoja junto al estanque.
  A brightly colored dragonfly rested on a leaf by the pond.
• Los niños observaban fascinados el vuelo errático de las libélulas.
  The children watched the erratic flight of the dragonflies with fascination.
• En verano, es común ver libélulas cerca de ríos y lagos.
  In summer, it is common to see dragonflies near rivers and lakes.
• El estudio de las libélulas revela detalles sorprendentes sobre la aerodinámica.
  The study of dragonflies reveals surprising details about aerodynamics.

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🔁 Synonyms & opposites of "Libélula"

Synonyms: aguajeta, matacaballo, doncella

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