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Meanings of raptor in English
Usage of raptor in English
1
The raptor had gone howling off, and the others were now respectful.
2
A witness at the raptor center says you're there every Tuesday afternoon.
3
They're a species of flightless raptor, distantly related to hippogriffs and octogators.
4
The raptor bent over, poked at the radio on the floor, tentatively.
5
The raptor continued to make choking sounds, punctuated by intermittent loud shrieks.
6
The raptor snarled in frustration, twenty feet above him on the catwalk.
7
The raptor now turned away from Grant, and moved toward the radio.
8
How will you keep that fork steady with those tiny raptor hands?
9
The phosphorylation of raptor is stimulated by insulin and inhibited by rapamycin.
10
He scrutinized Stratton with the predatory gaze of a raptor, an assassin.
11
The hunters, lungs heaving against rib cages, warily circled the fallen raptor.
12
The raptor's cries faded, leaving only the low moan of a man.
13
The little raptor climbed up onto one rock, and then abruptly disappeared.
14
The raptor jerked its head up and down, trying to get free.
15
The raptor slumped lower and covered his head with his long fingers.
16
Its beak was black and cruel: a raptor's beak, made for tearing.
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