Pronunciation: /ˌækəˈlɪptrətə/
noun a taxonomic group of insects characterized by having wings without a covering (calypter) over the halteres
A1 I saw an acalyptrata flying around the garden.
A2 The acalyptrata landed on the flower and started feeding on the nectar.
B1 The acalyptrata species is known for its distinctive wing patterns.
B2 Researchers are studying the behavior of acalyptrata in different environments.
C1 The acalyptrata genus includes various species with unique characteristics.
C2 The acalyptrata population has been declining due to habitat loss and pollution.
adjective relating to or characteristic of the acalyptrata group of insects
A1 The acalyptrata fly buzzed around the room.
A2 The acalyptrata fruit flies were attracted to the ripe bananas.
B1 The acalyptrata species of flies are known for their unique wing structure.
B2 Researchers are studying the behavior of acalyptrata flies in different environments.
C1 The acalyptrata genus is diverse and includes many different species of flies.
C2 Experts in entomology are conducting extensive research on acalyptrata flies to better understand their ecological role.
formal The acalyptrata are a subcategory of flies that lack a calypter, or a membranous lobe at the base of the wing.
informal I learned about acalyptrata flies in my biology class - they're pretty interesting!
slang Those acalyptrata bugs are everywhere during the summer, it's so annoying!
figurative The acalyptrata symbolize the delicate balance of nature in the ecosystem.
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