Examples of using Gregarious in English and their translations into French
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Always gregarious, Hayashi had friends
This shark is gregarious way of life in coastal waters
the locusts become more gregarious, keeping together in compact bands
They must cope with the shock of a very gregarious local culture and the legacy of French working structures:
which are gregarious and photophobic(flee from light),
often gregarious in nature, which leaves no footprints
The link between adult insect density and the presence of gregarious forms among those adults differs depending on whether the vegetation is abundant
were once more gregarious.
and the communitarian or gregarious aspect.
these species(Table 1) are highly migratory, gregarious and predatory Goujon, 2013.
which makes him psychically gregarious and willing to herd(of choice
are highly gregarious and often gather on power line structures in large numbers.
the other is allochthonous, gregarious and more abundant and occupies clears areas of the water body.
which consists in detecting populations about to become gregarious so as to destroy them.
testing are naturally gregarious and seek the companionship of other dogs MacArthur,
the researchers were able to observe solitary or gregarious hoppers at more than 100 sites.
morphology were relatively gregarious were much more likely to aggregate than individuals seen as solitary.
Street photographers tend to be gregarious in the sense that they can go out on the street, and they're comfortable being among people, but they're also a funny mixture of solitaries at the same time as being gregarious.
which are green, and gregarious(gregaria), which are black.
champagne evening at St James Palace hosted by HRH Prince Andrew- a gregarious chap and a true raconteur.