tentacle — A flexible organ found on many mollusks and other animals, used for grasping, moving, or sensing
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: A flexible organ found on many mollusks and other animals, used for grasping, moving, or sensing
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈtentɪkəl/
Korean meaning: 연체동물 등이 가진 유연한 기관으로 잡거나 움직이거나 감지하는 데 사용되는 촉수
Korean pronunciation: **텐**터클
Example Sentences
- The squid's tentacles got tangled while trying to open a pickle jar.
- Scientists studied the sea anemone's tentacles to understand their stinging mechanism.
- The alien in the movie had glowing tentacles that could hack into computers.
tentacle
NOUN//ˈtentɪkəl//
A flexible organ found on many mollusks and other animals, used for grasping, moving, or sensing
An octopus uses its flexible tentacles to open a treasure chest
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Every tentacle creates a spectacle, turning each obstacle into art!
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Origin
From Latin 'tentaculum,' derived from 'tentare' meaning 'to touch or feel.' The word entered English through scientific terminology to describe the sensory appendages of mollusks and other creatures.
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“The squid's tentacles got tangled while trying to open a pickle jar.”
“Scientists studied the sea anemone's tentacles to understand their stinging mechanism.”
“The alien in the movie had glowing tentacles that could hack into computers.”
“The corporation's tentacles of influence reached into every industry.”
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