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stingless

«stingless» in Mova's school dictionary: having no sting or no working sting — its meaning for a pupil, its sense in the lessons and examples.

part of speech

adjective (stingless)

meaning for a pupil

1) Stingless means having no sting or no working sting. tree →

2) Stingless bees are small bees found in warm countries such as Australia, Brazil and Mexico that cannot sting; they make a small amount of honey. tree →

sense in the lessons

In science lessons stingless bees show that not all bees sting; they protect their nests by biting or swarming instead. In Australia they are called native bees or sugarbag bees and help pollinate crops like macadamia nuts. Phrases: stingless bee, stingless nettle.

examples

  • Stingless bees buzzed around the flowers in the school garden. tree →
  • In Australia, stingless bees are called sugarbag bees. tree →
  • Stingless bees cannot hurt you with a sting, but they might bite a little. tree →
  • The Maya people kept stingless bees for honey. tree →
  • Male bees are stingless; only females can sting. tree →
  • Stingless bee honey is a bit sour and runny. tree →
  • The teacher showed us a stingless bee hive in a wooden box. tree →

note

«-less» means «without»: stingless = without a sting. Most stingless bees are tiny, smaller than a honeybee. Male honeybees (drones) also have no sting.

Trees and pragmatics

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