French translation of labiated is 
labiated

Meaning of "labiated" in English

The term "labiated" generally describes something that has lips or lip-like structures. In botany, it refers to flowers, particularly in the mint family, that have petals shaped like lips. More broadly, it can pertain to anything resembling or having the characteristic of lips. This term is often used in a scientific or botanical context to describe the morphology of plants or anatomical features resembling lips.

Meaning of "labiated" in French

In French, "labiated" translates directly to "labiate" and is used similarly to describe objects or structures that possess or resemble lips. In botanical terms, it is often used to characterize flowers with a lip-like appearance in their petal formation, especially within the mint family. The term is primarily scientific, focusing on morphology related to lip structures in various contexts, emphasizing its specific botanical and anatomical utility.

Pronunciation of "labiated" in English

Phonetic Transcription: /ˈleɪ.bi.eɪ.tɪd/

Pronunciation Variations: English speakers in different regions may slightly alter the pronunciation, but it typically remains consistent across dialects. The emphasis is placed on the first syllable, making it clear and distinct in professional and academic contexts.

Pronunciation of "labiated" in French

Phonetic Transcription: /la.bje.te/

Pronunciation Variations: In French, pronunciation tends to remain relatively uniform across regions, particularly in formal and scientific usage. The focus is on maintaining the smooth flow typical of the French language.

Sentence examples in English and translation to French

1. The labiated flowers in the garden attract many bees. (Les fleurs labiate dans le jardin attirent de nombreuses abeilles.)
2. Scholars study how labiated structures evolved in certain plant species. (Les chercheurs étudient comment les structures labiate ont évolué dans certaines espèces végétales.)
3. The artist designed a sculpture with labiated features. (L'artiste a conçu une sculpture avec des caractéristiques labiate.)
4. In her lecture, she explained the significance of labiated petals. (Dans son cours, elle a expliqué l'importance des pétales labiate.)
5. Labiated corals are rarely found in this region. (Les coraux labiate sont rarement trouvés dans cette région.)
6. Gardeners often seek out labiated plants for their unique appearance. (Les jardiniers recherchent souvent des plantes labiate pour leur apparence unique.)
7. The museum's exhibit featured a labiated vase from ancient times. (L'exposition du musée présentait un vase labiate de l'époque ancienne.)
8. Scientists discovered a new species with labiated leaves. (Les scientifiques ont découvert une nouvelle espèce aux feuilles labiate.)
9. Her research focused on the labiated formations in sea anemones. (Sa recherche était centrée sur les formations labiate des anémones de mer.)
10. The presentation emphasized the ecological role of labiated flowers. (La présentation a souligné le rôle écologique des fleurs labiate.)

Synonyms, antonyms, and similar words for "labiated" in English

Synonyms: lipped, labial, rimmed, bordered, edged

Antonyms: -

Similar Words: oral, mouth-like, petaled, floral, fringe

Synonyms, antonyms, and similar words for "labiated" in French

Synonyms: labial, à lèvres, lippu, ourlé, bordé

Antonyms: -

Similar Words: oral, en forme de bouche, pétale, floral, frangé

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