Definition of cadelle in English:

cadelle

noun kəˈdɛlkəˈdel

A small dark beetle that is frequently found in food stores, where it scavenges and preys on other insects.
Tenebroides mauritanicus, family Cleridae
Example sentencesExamples
- The cadelle is a species that normally hibernates, and it differs in this respect from a majority of the insect pests of stored grain and cereal products.
- The cadelle may have been originally a predator under loose bark, as other species of the family are today.
- The cadelle is a beetle that is not common in stored grain.
- The cadelle is distributed worldwide.
- The cadelle is believed by some entomologists to be a native of America, for all species of the family Ostomidae are found in the New World.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from French, based on Latin catella, catellus 'young (of an animal), little dog'.

Definition of cadelle in US English:

cadelle

nounkəˈdel

A small, dark beetle that is frequently found in food storage, where it scavenges and preys on other insects.
Tenebroides mauritanicus, family Cleridae
Example sentencesExamples
- The cadelle is a species that normally hibernates, and it differs in this respect from a majority of the insect pests of stored grain and cereal products.
- The cadelle is a beetle that is not common in stored grain.
- The cadelle is believed by some entomologists to be a native of America, for all species of the family Ostomidae are found in the New World.
- The cadelle is distributed worldwide.
- The cadelle may have been originally a predator under loose bark, as other species of the family are today.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from French, based on Latin catella, catellus ‘young (of an animal), little dog’.

单词	cadelle
释义	Definition of cadelle in English: cadelle noun kəˈdɛlkəˈdel A small dark beetle that is frequently found in food stores, where it scavenges and preys on other insects. Tenebroides mauritanicus, family Cleridae Example sentencesExamples The cadelle is a species that normally hibernates, and it differs in this respect from a majority of the insect pests of stored grain and cereal products. The cadelle may have been originally a predator under loose bark, as other species of the family are today. The cadelle is a beetle that is not common in stored grain. The cadelle is distributed worldwide. The cadelle is believed by some entomologists to be a native of America, for all species of the family Ostomidae are found in the New World. Origin Mid 19th century: from French, based on Latin catella, catellus 'young (of an animal), little dog'. Definition of cadelle in US English: cadelle nounkəˈdel A small, dark beetle that is frequently found in food storage, where it scavenges and preys on other insects. Tenebroides mauritanicus, family Cleridae Example sentencesExamples The cadelle is a species that normally hibernates, and it differs in this respect from a majority of the insect pests of stored grain and cereal products. The cadelle is a beetle that is not common in stored grain. The cadelle is believed by some entomologists to be a native of America, for all species of the family Ostomidae are found in the New World. The cadelle is distributed worldwide. The cadelle may have been originally a predator under loose bark, as other species of the family are today. Origin Mid 19th century: from French, based on Latin catella, catellus ‘young (of an animal), little dog’.
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