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Meanings of dolphin in English
Russian
douglas dolphin Spanish
dolphin 
Portuguese
golfinho Large slender food and game fish widely distributed in warm seas (especially around Hawaii)
Usage of dolphin in English
1
The dolphin hunts still happen every year from September through to March.
2
It was not clear how many years the dolphin would be needed.
3
The book includes information on everything from dolphin acoustics to social behaviour.
4
The dolphin and the tunny and the flying fish swam with us.
5
Mexico has been battling the U.S. dolphin safe labeling for 20 years.
6
But it is the dolphin that is the king of deep-sea fishes.
7
The management of the dolphin team and sea matters were her department.
8
It was difficult and at that moment the dolphin came to life.
9
Rhodes was unsure if she actually meant the dolphin or the ocean.
10
The protected reserve is a haven for whale, dolphin, and seabird species.
11
I see this dorsal fin-atfirst I thought it was a dolphin.
12
Karara knelt and the dolphin came to butt against her out-held hand.
13
Have lunch on a sandy beach and look out for the dolphin.
14
Some occasional assistance we derived by now and then catching a dolphin.
15
It was the first recorded instance of a dolphin attacking a man.
16
But another dolphin intervened, swimming in front of Hacker to block him.
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