Traduction de «Wood-eating » (Anglais → Français) :

TERMINOLOGIE

wood-eating insect [ wood-thriving insect ]
insecte xylophage [ insecte lignivore ]

wood-eating fungus | xylophagous fungus
champignon lignivore

xylophagous insect | wood-eating insect | xylophage
insecte xylophage | insecte lignivore | xylophage

xylophagous | wood-eating
xylophage | lignivore

anorexia, bulimia and binge-eating disorders | types of eating disorders | eating disorder | eating disorders
troubles alimentaires | troubles de l’alimentation

common fox | common zorro | crab-eating dog | crab-eating fox | crab-eating zorro | forest fox | savannah fox
renard crabier

Eating Attitudes Test (EAT-40) [ EAT-40 | Eating Attitudes Test ]
Eating Attitudes Test (EAT-40) [ EAT-40 | échelle des attitudes alimentaires ]

Eating Attitudes Test (EAT-26) [ EAT-26 | Eating Attitudes Test ]
questionnaire de dépistage des troubles alimentaires [ EAT-26 | échelle des attitudes alimentaires ]

Election Assessment Team | Electoral Assessment Team | European Union Election Assessment Team | EAT [Abbr.] | EU EAT [Abbr.]
équipe d'évaluation des élections

leaf-eating weevil | common leaf weevil | large green weevil | pear leaf eating weevil
phyllobius des poiriers

TRADUCTIONS EN CONTEXTE

We can go canoeing there, or fishing—although I do not recommend eating the fish too often—or go for a hike in the woods.
On peut y faire du canot, de la pêche — quoique je ne recommande pas de manger trop souvent le poisson —, et des randonnées pédestres en forêt.

But people in Toronto continue to eat lobster and cod, and they continue to build their houses with wood coming from our forests.
Mais les gens de Toronto continuent de manger du homard, de la morue et ils continuent de construire des maisons avec des arbres provenant de forêts qui se trouvent chez nous.

If you remember ever seeing a white crust on wood that's not treated out in the back porch, that is an organism in nature that says, I'd like to eat that wood.
Vous vous souvenez avoir vu une croûte blanche sur le bois qui n'est pas traité dans votre porche arrière, c'est un organisme qui existe dans la nature et qui dit j'aimerais bien manger ce bois.