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Meanings of rats in English
Anti-Firearms squad of the Saitama Prefectural Police.
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Usage of rats in English
1
He waved his arms in the air and the frightened rats vanished.
2
But rats and mice delight in attics, as well as in grain.
3
And it was true that the rats could not resist the pipe.
4
We would have been drowned like rats down there in the gulch.
5
The house was fairly overrun with rats that scampered in every direction.
6
The women fled to the huts-themen ran like rats to shelter.
7
He digs for rats in the dustbin sometimes, and gets very dirty.
8
At the worst, we should not perish like rats in a sewer.
9
But gradually, as the gray rats increased in number they grew bolder.
10
We must dry out our clothing; no use dying like drowned rats.
11
Through the night we had heard the cat crunching rats close by.
12
We've eaten all the mules and rats and sugar cane in town.
13
When all the rats were killed, the young man left the barn.
14
A famous sanitarian from the East decided it was due to rats.
15
But you Christians find many friends: the rats themselves have fewer hiding-places.
16
They swarmed like rats down the ropes, hardly waiting for the boats.
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United States of America
Common
New Zealand
Common
United Kingdom
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