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Meanings of penguins in English
Usage of penguins in English
1
Witness the release of rehabilitated African penguins back into the open sea.
2
Shall we get off the penguins and back to us? I said.
3
It removes the penalty of sin; now the penguins have not sinned.
4
By studying the movement of Adélie penguins, scientists hope… Read more Audio
5
The seals were mostly crab-eaters, and emperor penguins were the general rule.
6
All the birds had flown away, save only the great, grotesque penguins.
7
He lived with his family as the penguins lived in their rookeries.
8
You will certainly see icebergs, penguins, seals and albatrosses, and possibly whales.
9
She's very friendly and is often visiting other penguins in their burrows.
10
And he has an abnormal number of stuffed penguins on his mantle.
11
Amelia Langford talks penguins with The Panel, in particular a Penguin Parade.
12
The penguins left us to our meals with a simultaneous dismissive sniff.
13
It could bring about more visits from whales and dolphins and penguins.
14
They talked about the penguins and the seals on the islands offshore.
15
Nothing there but a couple of cold magicians and some magic penguins.
16
Meander along the harbour watching the penguins and seals do their thing.
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Translations for penguins
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Penguins through the time
Penguins across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
United Kingdom
Less common
United States of America
Rare