newt
US /nuːt/
UK /nuːt/
1.
triton
a small salamander with a soft, moist skin, that lives in water for part of the year and on land for the rest of the year
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The pond is home to several species of newt.
L'étang abrite plusieurs espèces de tritons.
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We saw a tiny newt crawling on the damp leaves.
Nous avons vu un petit triton ramper sur les feuilles humides.