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Meanings of tyrannosaur in English
Large carnivorous bipedal dinosaur having enormous teeth with knifelike serrations; may have been a scavenger rather than an active predator; later Cretaceous period in North America.
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Examples for "tyrannosaurus"
Examples for "tyrannosaurus"
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A full energy charge hit the tyrannosaurus in its most vulnerable spot.
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As you know, the cadets had quite a time with a tyrannosaurus.
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We were searching for him when we were attacked by a tyrannosaurus.
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They're going hunting in the jungle belt of Venus for a tyrannosaurus!
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What could speak more of his awesome power than a tyrannosaurus?
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Nobody knows why Tyrannosaurus rex should have such short, but strong arms.
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Facebook Twitter Pinterest A Tyrannosaurus rex at the Field Museum Chicago Illinois.
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But it was all dominated by the tyrant king himself, Tyrannosaurus rex.
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A Tyrannosaurus rex is a complex animal, with complex hunting behavior.
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Names like Homo sapiens and Tyrannosaurus rex all follow his system.
Usage of tyrannosaur in English
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He saw the footprints of the tyrannosaur, going off to the left.
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Zhuchengtyrannus is only the latest tyrannosaur to be welcomed into the family.
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On the monitor, the tyrannosaur moved out of view of the camera.
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Thanatotheristes degrootorum is the oldest tyrannosaur species ever found in the country.
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Up close, it was a much more frightening animal than the tyrannosaur.
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The tyrannosaur banged again on the front hood of the Land Cruiser.
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He was completely exposed, the tyrannosaur no more than eight feet away.
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It would be amazing to see a tyrannosaur with these night-vision goggles.
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Did you notice the carcass that the tyrannosaur had in his jaws?
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And then Tim realized: the tyrannosaur was holding on to the fence!
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Outside, the tyrannosaur rolled its head and took an awkward step forward.
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And standing in the surging pool, waiting for them, was the tyrannosaur.
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They can break a tyrannosaur's neck with a swipe of their tail.
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Behind them, Dodgson saw the second tyrannosaur, charging up the road toward them.
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And Malcolm had been right: one tyrannosaur was noticeably larger than the other.
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This was just like the tyrannosaur-anotherclassic example of an amphibian visual cortex.
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