Definition of noctule in English:

noctule

noun ˈnɒktjuːlˈnɑktʃul

A large golden-brown bat native to Eurasia and North Africa with long, slender wings, rounded ears, and a short muzzle.
山蝠
Nyctalus noctula, family Vespertilionidae
Example sentencesExamples
- All free-tailed bats and two noctules reluctant to feed by themselves had to be fed by hand.
- In another European species, the noctule bat, no genetic evidence was found that could be interpreted as directional colonization and glacial-induced bottlenecks.
- In addition, the wings of the greater noctule - designed for speed - lack the maneuverability that would be required for hunting a bird in a confined nesting space.
- The noctule bat's wingspan can reach up to 19 inches, although, like all British varieties, it is totally harmless.

Origin

Late 18th century: from French, from Italian nottola 'bat', literally 'small night creature'.

Definition of noctule in US English:

noctule

nounˈnäkCHo͞olˈnɑktʃul

A large golden-brown bat native to Eurasia and North Africa with long, slender wings, rounded ears, and a short muzzle.
山蝠
Nyctalus noctula, family Vespertilionidae
Example sentencesExamples
- The noctule bat's wingspan can reach up to 19 inches, although, like all British varieties, it is totally harmless.
- In another European species, the noctule bat, no genetic evidence was found that could be interpreted as directional colonization and glacial-induced bottlenecks.
- In addition, the wings of the greater noctule - designed for speed - lack the maneuverability that would be required for hunting a bird in a confined nesting space.
- All free-tailed bats and two noctules reluctant to feed by themselves had to be fed by hand.

Origin

Late 18th century: from French, from Italian nottola ‘bat’, literally ‘small night creature’.

单词	noctule
释义	Definition of noctule in English: noctule noun ˈnɒktjuːlˈnɑktʃul A large golden-brown bat native to Eurasia and North Africa with long, slender wings, rounded ears, and a short muzzle. 山蝠 Nyctalus noctula, family Vespertilionidae Example sentencesExamples All free-tailed bats and two noctules reluctant to feed by themselves had to be fed by hand. In another European species, the noctule bat, no genetic evidence was found that could be interpreted as directional colonization and glacial-induced bottlenecks. In addition, the wings of the greater noctule - designed for speed - lack the maneuverability that would be required for hunting a bird in a confined nesting space. The noctule bat's wingspan can reach up to 19 inches, although, like all British varieties, it is totally harmless. Origin Late 18th century: from French, from Italian nottola 'bat', literally 'small night creature'. Definition of noctule in US English: noctule nounˈnäkCHo͞olˈnɑktʃul A large golden-brown bat native to Eurasia and North Africa with long, slender wings, rounded ears, and a short muzzle. 山蝠 Nyctalus noctula, family Vespertilionidae Example sentencesExamples The noctule bat's wingspan can reach up to 19 inches, although, like all British varieties, it is totally harmless. In another European species, the noctule bat, no genetic evidence was found that could be interpreted as directional colonization and glacial-induced bottlenecks. In addition, the wings of the greater noctule - designed for speed - lack the maneuverability that would be required for hunting a bird in a confined nesting space. All free-tailed bats and two noctules reluctant to feed by themselves had to be fed by hand. Origin Late 18th century: from French, from Italian nottola ‘bat’, literally ‘small night creature’.
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