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Meanings of big cat in English
Usage of big cat in English
1
The big cat species is already on the list of endangered animals.
2
A big cat came strolling confidently along the path toward the house.
3
The big cat lay motionless, its eyes steady and unwinking upon Kendric.
4
Yes, sir, and we saw what looked like a big cat, too.
5
Then nearer and nearer the big cat crept towards Robert Robin's tree.
6
Now he's heading for the place you saw your big cat, Toby.
7
Their eyes met and Jochi murmured a greeting to the big cat.
8
These marks are nearly equal in length and absolutely identify the big cat.
9
Yeah so that just happened, he said once the big cat was gone.
10
Judging by the puff of dust my bullet barely missed the big cat.
11
She heard the familiar pad-pad, the whiff-whiff of a big cat.
12
The public loved to see the big cat gnawing on a large bone.
13
I've always wanted to be on a first-name basis with a big cat.
14
They seem to be a little bit different to your average big cat.
15
There is a big cat out there, Mr Williams told The Daily Telegraph.
16
The big cat had somehow gained its feet, and lumbered toward him uncertainly.
This collocation consists of:
Translations for big cat
Russian
Portuguese
Catalan
Spanish
Big cat through the time
Big cat across language varieties
Australia
Common
Ireland
Less common
United Kingdom
Less common
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