Noun
/pæɪl ˈtʌsək/
The term "pale tussock" refers to a species of moth, specifically known as Calliteara pudibunda. It is characterized by its pale yellow-green body and tufted appearance in the larval stage. The term is used primarily in ecological and entomological contexts. It is more frequently found in written contexts, especially in scientific literature or discussions about moths and their habitats.
The pale tussock is commonly found in gardens during the summer months.
Среда обитания бледной тусклой моли обычно в садах в летние месяцы.
The caterpillars of the pale tussock can be harmful to certain plants.
Гусеницы бледной тусклой моли могут быть вредны для некоторых растений.
Ornithologists often mention the pale tussock when discussing local biodiversity.
Орнитологи часто упоминают бледную тусклую моль при обсуждении местного биоразнообразия.
The phrase "pale tussock" itself is not commonly used in idiomatic expressions, primarily existing in specific scientific terminology. However, terms like "tussock" related to grassland features can form a basis for some expressions in more general contexts.
To take the bull by the horns, you have to traverse the tussock to reach the clear land.
Чтобы взять быка за рога, нужно пройти через tussock, чтобы добраться до чистой земли.
Just as a tussock hides the ground beneath, misconceptions often obscure the truth.
Как tussock скрывает землю под собой, заблуждения часто затмевают истину.
A morning stroll through the tussocks can clear the mind, just as a new perspective can refresh the outlook.
Утренняя прогулка по tussocks может прояснить разум, так же как новый взгляд может обновить восприятие.
The term "tussock" derives from the Scottish word tusok, meaning a tuft or bunch of grass. The term became associated with various features of land and vegetation. The "pale" descriptor refers to the light coloration of the moth, which relates to its specific appearance.