English translation for an ong and usage examples from the best sources
"bee" is a correct and usable word in written English.
You can use it as a noun to refer to a flying insect that produces honey or as a verb, meaning to follow a flighty route or to visit many places in a short time. Example Sentence: The bee was buzzing around the garden, gathering nectar from the flowers.
noun
A flying insect, of the superfamily Apoidea, known for its organised societies and for collecting pollen and (in some species) producing wax and honey.
Because humans are a highly social species (one famous psychologist, Professor Jonathan Haidt, describes us as "part bee"), he theorised that our brains must be designed to function correctly only when they're connected to other brains.
Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 2.55pm BST14:55 Petacchi isn't the only one with a bee to contend with - race leader Marcel Kittel has one buzzing in his bonnet, tetchily ordering the crowd out of the way as the pack begin the climb to Holme Moss.
I was twice-forewarned as I crashed down through a thicket behind the hamlet's church: a beetle impaled on a long thorn; nearby, a bee, still buzzing frantically, had suffered the same fate.
Apparently nothing ruins a job interview like turning up with half a slice of toast and a bee in your beard.
Alessandro Petacchi, still reeling from that bee altercation, is also off the back, while Saxo-Tinkoff's Nick Roche is also fighting to stay in touch.
An aeroplane flown by airline Flybe heading to Dublin was forced to turn back after a bee became lodged inside its instruments.
You could: Volunteer at your local community garden Plant some bee-friendly plants on your doorstep Club together to turn some disused land into a veg patch Invite your neighbours over for a clothes mending session Start a car-share scheme or make a pledge with your neighbours to cycle or walk to work or school Host a clothes swap in your village hall or community centre Think you can do it?
"The cicada are difficult to deal with because we can't find a way to kill the larvae in the ground and we can't use pesticides because a lot of bee-keepers bring their hives near our fields during flowering," said Eric Chaisse of the Provence regional centre for experimentation on plants used in perfumes, aromas and medicines.
It's a drama about a bee-keeping family that failed to stir up much buzz after its premiere, but it got its sting into the jury.
He runs bee-hunting sessions, market visits and walks on the wild side.
Sometimes, according to bee-keepers, an entire herd can be stampeded by a swarm of bees.
