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Meanings of carnivora in English
Russian
хищники 
Synonyms
Examples for "predator"
Examples for "predator"
1
The group wanted to get involved in predator control within the park.
2
Very few people recorded any substantial observations about the predator's natural history.
3
Here's what you can do to protect yourself in true predator country:
4
His need to keep moving reminds me of a certain oceanic predator.
5
Volunteers on predator facilities are taking work away from local full-time job-seekers.
1
So it's possible that Tyrannosaurus has been de-throwned as the largest carnivore.
2
The carnivore was crouching to spring as Tarzan discovered the tragic tableau.
3
Like all its brethren, however, it is a swift and voracious carnivore.
4
They were not disposed to hunt the massive carnivore without good reason.
5
One was a fungus-feeder, one was a little carnivore; nematode worms, mostly.'
1
Man, by virtue of his organic nature, is a predatory animal.
2
The man was small, and possessed the manic stare of a terrified predatory animal.
3
Piss is the territorial marking of the predatory animal.
4
It was some secret and predatory animal.
5
He stalked down the gangway, like a predatory animal, and reached for the handle of the knife.
Cats; lions; tigers; panthers; dogs; wolves; jackals; bears; raccoons; skunks; and members of the suborder Pinnipedia.
Usage of carnivora in English
1
For the teeth and claws of the larger carnivora are frightfully infectious.
2
Already we could see the blazing green eyes of the hungry carnivora.
3
The lion is a mammal of the order carnivora, or flesh-eating animals.
4
This abundance of carnivora made us lose all hope of Monahin.
5
The carnivora and insectivora, with certain exceptions, prefer freshly killed food.
6
Bushbuck, waterbuck, and lots of other herbivora appeared, but no carnivora.
7
All that have stayed are the larger carnivora, like the hyaena or the lion.
8
The roars and screams and growls of giant carnivora came faintly to their ears.
9
Some of the smaller carnivora, especially the pretty lynxes, have now become very rare.
10
The carnivora were being fed not far away; a frightful uproar came from the cages.
11
And likewise, some of the most beautiful of the animal creation are the fiercest carnivora.
12
Myriad are the huge-bellied carnivora of this primitive world.
13
Herbert much regretted that Top had not been able to catch one of these carnivora.
14
Especially the ruminants and the large carnivora increased and diversified themselves into many habits and forms.
15
Every resident in India is aware of the depredations committed by this pestilent class of the carnivora.
16
Momentarily she forgot even her annoyance; food instantly absorbed and placated her as it does the carnivora.
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