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Meanings of lions in English
Usage of lions in English
1
But this time no sea lions got in the way, he wrote.
2
Four Mantimahle male lions were recently spotted 'patrolling' the Kruger National Park.
3
Police say four lions out of the seven are still at large.
4
He urged people to keep at least 10m away from sea lions.
5
The two Cape lions differ principally in the colour of the mane.
6
Demand from the Far East is also driving profits for lions breeders.
7
Brave as lions, of course: it makes me proud to be Irish.
8
Only in 2009 did objective evidence emerge for why lions form prides.
9
Then the Captain went in, and the lions were once again fed.
10
The stock has multiplied rapidly in spite of the lions and wolves.
11
Pompey let loose six hundred lions in the arena in one day.
12
Provided there's no other traffic and the lions aren't sleeping there today.
13
When the dogs came up I rode right in towards the lions.
14
In Britain the lions are securely chained, and the cruel giants disabled.
15
About fifty feet away there's a rocky outcrop carpeted in sea lions.
16
Doesn't mean that I'll let you walk into the lions' den alone.
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Lions through the time
Lions across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Australia
Less common
United Kingdom
Less common
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