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Meanings of leopard in English
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Usage of leopard in English
1
By the way: leopard print needs to be stopped in any form.
2
Of course the leopard in question was alive and on a leash.
3
You shall be punished; you shall enter the cage of the leopard.
4
What he saw was simply another leopard listening to the same thing.
5
The leopard no longer growled; but the cow was mad with fury.
6
The first was like a leopard; the second was like a lamb.
7
It is very possible that we find a leopard at this hour.
8
The tenth marches with a leopard at the head of the column.
9
Its long tail made Ayla think it was probably a snow leopard.
10
The power of a leopard is wonderful in proportion to his weight.
11
He shifted into leopard form halfway down the first flight of steps.
12
The more warlike tribes were usually clothed in leopard or ox skins.
13
The leopard slowly crept by, being apparently itself in search of prey.
14
The leopard knocked the old boy flat and began to maul him.
15
Something feral and far too real, the scent of leopard, of pard.
16
Later, we visited the elephant stalls and the leopard and tiger cages.
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Leopard through the time
Leopard across language varieties
South Africa
Common
New Zealand
Less common
United Kingdom
Less common
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