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Meanings of elephant in English
Usage of elephant in English
1
The elephant is Thailand's national animal and appears throughout history and literature.
2
The island was also home to a dwarf elephant ancestor, for example.
3
However, to release this elephant, the monks wanted money to buy another.
4
One paper described a fight between a pytho & a wild elephant.
5
Europe is already closer than the plains with the tall elephant grass.
6
The poaching problem The African elephant is under siege due to poaching.
7
He will manage that the elephant is the first in the procession.
8
The elephant and rhinoceros are found, few in number, in the north.
9
The dog and the elephant prefigured the sagacity of the human mind.
10
This time he said he was afraid of the elephant down there.
11
It is an enormous investment of time and energy for an elephant.
12
Success in elephant shooting depends materially upon the character of the ground.
13
The elephant trembled, and soon fell exhausted and lifeless in the dust.
14
The elephant stands on the tortoise, and the tortoise on the elephant.
15
And the rabbit and the elephant hurried off together down the road.
16
She must have had the value of several elephant tusks upon her.
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Elephant through the time
Elephant across language varieties
South Africa
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United Kingdom
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Australia
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