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Meanings of manis in anglès
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genus manis espanyol
manis Synonyms
Examples for "pangolin"
Examples for "pangolin"
1
Southern Africa remains the only region with a reasonably healthy pangolin population.
2
All 4 species of African pangolin are listed as critically endangered.
3
Food stalls in the market openly advertise dishes of pangolin or black bear.
4
The Guardian has twice exposed restaurants that illegally sell pangolin.
5
A man in Limpopo was arrested after being found in possession of a live pangolin.
1
The pangolin is also called the scaly anteater.
2
The scaly anteater has been blamed for spreading the coronavirus from bats to humans by researchers at South China Agricultural University.
3
Then they pointed to snakes, bats and even a cute little scaly anteater called a pangolin as the source of the virus.
4
Pangolins, or scaly anteaters, are meant to be a protected species in Indonesia.
5
Cetacea (whales) and Edentata (armadilloes, scaly anteaters, &c.), that these are likewise the most abnormal in their teeth.
Usage of manis in anglès
1
The various species of manis are famed for their powerful coats of armour.
2
Long lines of chod-tens and manis mark the approach to Leh.
3
Oranges (limau manis) of many sorts, are in the highest perfection.
4
Combine kecap manis and honey in a small bowl.
5
In the treasuries of the monkish communities there are many precious stones, and the priceless manis.
6
There was also the inventor of shock-absorbent torpedo detonator, a very unhappy manis a bird censor.
7
The natives enumerate also the limau langga, limau kambing, limau pipit, limau sindi masam, and limau sindi manis.
8
Its villages are always close to ravines, the mouths of which are filled with chod-tens, manis, prayer-wheels, and religious buildings.
9
There were besides manis, or praying-cylinders, drums, gongs, books, and trumpets made of human thigh-bones, plain or mounted in silver.
10
Bake for 30 to 35 minutes, basting with kecap manis and honey mixture halfway through cooking.
11
Likewise the manis, or great scaled ant-eater, who retires to his hole before break of day, is never met with by daylight.
12
Put the kecap manis and oyster sauce in a zip-lock plastic freezer bag with the chops, making sure the meat is well coated.
13
Dr. Tom Manis was one of the most highly regarded doctors in the hospital.
14
The other African ant-eaters are usually called Pangolins, or Manis.
15
Manis was one of a group of workers attempting to restart the boiler after it shut down earlier on Friday.
16
[Footnote: The above-described ant-eater is properly the long-tailed Manis, being an African species of the Pangolin.
About this term
Frequent collocations
Manis through the time