Pronunciation: /əˈkrɑːsərə/
noun a genus of butterflies in the family Nymphalidae
A1 I saw an acrocera flying in the garden.
A2 The acrocera landed on a flower to rest.
B1 The acrocera is a type of insect commonly found in tropical regions.
B2 Researchers are studying the behavior of acrocera to understand their role in the ecosystem.
C1 The intricate patterns on the wings of the acrocera fascinated the entomologists.
C2 The acrocera population has been declining due to habitat loss and climate change.
adjective describing something related to the genus Acrocera
A1 The acrocera plant in the garden is blooming beautifully.
A2 The acrocera butterflies fluttered gracefully in the meadow.
B1 The acrocera design on the fabric was intricate and eye-catching.
B2 The acrocera architecture of the building was truly impressive.
C1 The acrocera artwork displayed at the gallery was truly captivating.
C2 The acrocera sculpture in the park was a masterpiece of modern art.
formal The acrocera are a genus of small flies known for their distinctive wing markings.
informal I saw an interesting acrocera fly in the garden today.
slang Check out that funky acrocera buzzing around.
figurative Her mind was like an acrocera, flitting from one idea to the next without settling.
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