hard tick
US /hɑːrd tɪk/
UK /hɑːrd tɪk/
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قراد صلب, قراد درعي
a type of tick (family Ixodidae) that has a hard shield (scutum) on its back, found worldwide and known to transmit various diseases to humans and animals
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The hiker checked his legs for hard ticks after walking through tall grass.
فحص المتنزه ساقيه بحثًا عن القراد الصلب بعد المشي عبر العشب الطويل.
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Lyme disease is often transmitted by hard ticks.
مرض لايم ينتقل غالبًا عن طريق القراد الصلب.