elephants nel dizionario PONS

Traduzioni di elephants nel dizionario inglese»bulgaro

elephant [ˈelɪfənt] SOST zool

elephant

слон m

white elephant SOST

white elephant

безполезна и скъпа вещ

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to see pink elephants iron

имам пиянски халюцинации

Traduzioni di elephants nel dizionario bulgaro»inglese

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слон

elephant

слонов (-а)

elephant

слонски (-а)

elephant

слонски крака

legs of an elephant

слонски бивни

elephant tusks

африкански слон

African elephant

безполезна вещ

white elephant

помня като слон шег

have a memory like an elephant

elephants Esempi dal dizionario PONS (verificati dalla Redazione)

bull elephant/whale

мъжки слон/кит

to see pink elephants iron

имам пиянски халюцинации

have a memory like an elephant

помня като слон шег

you are like an elephant in a china shop

тромав си като мечка

Esempi monolingue (non verificati dalla Redazione di PONS)

inglese

Non-availability of drugs to tranquillise rogue elephants which are creating havoc in these districts is the reason.

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Then he trampled the boy with elephants, but he lived.

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Occasionally, attentive elephants can be seen to lean forward, putting more weight on their front feet.

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These excavations, for a sewer, uncovered bones from bear, deer, ox and more bones from hippopotamus, rhinoceros and elephants.

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It was as a protection against elephants that the gates were studded with iron spikes; to meet which it was the practice to furnish the elephant with an iron frontlet.

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Elephants also have a longer lifespan than most livestock.

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Forest elephants mainly live in equatorial forests, but will enter gallery forests and ecotones between forests and savannahs.

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Archeological evidence, such as cave paintings and ivory carvings, suggest that humans hunted ice age elephants and used them as a source of raw materials.

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This has been shown in many species, including cats, dogs, mice, rabbits, sheep and goats (the so-called angora mutation) and even elephants and mammoths.

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Like modern elephants, woolly mammoths were likely very social and lived in matriarchal family groups.

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