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Meanings of apes in English
Portuguese
apes Usage of apes in English
1
It was also not believed possible for apes to learn new vocalisations.
2
On average, human beings are typical apes in this respect even today.
3
Even the great white apes would flee the mighty banth in terror.
4
They're far more intelligent than the great apes and exponentially more aggressive.
5
There are the jugglers and the apes, the shops and the puppet-shows.
6
The young apes refought the battle in mimicry of their mighty elders.
7
The dwarfs were all dressed in purple silk liveries like the apes.
8
Tarzan's angry voice aroused similar anger in the breasts of the apes.
9
The only animals I had ever been publicly effusive about were apes.
10
You sad apes have made idols of me for ten thousand years.
11
Celia appeared on the apes' side of the glass with the cake.
12
The result surprised Teeka quite as much as it did the apes.
13
Korak is the son of Tarzan who was king of the apes.
14
These apes were not born with their abilities; they had to learn.
15
The Pithecanthropus of Java alone shows perhaps more affinity to the apes.
16
The apes all crowded forward now, but more in curiosity than threatening.
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