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Meanings of deer in English
Usage of deer in English
1
Wolf reintroduction to Scotland: public attitudes and consequences for red deer management.
2
The water ran below him; three deer came to drink and left.
3
A sequence of ideas is generated in the mind of the deer.
4
Today he and his father start capturing deer and farming them illegally.
5
This method is used in the United States to control deer populations.
6
Perhaps it was a roe deer; McKay flashed the direction in vain.
7
Some 60 percent of New Zealand deer velvet goes to South Korea.
8
The open forest in the vicinity of the lake abounded with deer.
9
Caribou are deer that live in the far north of North America.
10
The dressed bodies of deer and bear hung in the bark shelters.
11
The wolf runs the corn for the sake of the fat deer.
12
In the preparations for the deer hunt, the ball-play has been forgotten.
13
We want to be the tiger and the deer both in one.
14
At dusk there's a good chance of seeing badgers, bats and deer.
15
The next morning the hunter took the deer back to the village.
16
They also came across a lot of dead animals-somedeer, a bear.
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Deer through the time
Deer across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
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