🐾Hayvanlar

1ışın, ışık ışını

a narrow beam of light that travels in a straight line

The flashlight emitted a thin ray of light in the dark room.

• A bright ray of sunshine warmed the garden in the morning.
• He followed the ray of light that entered the cave through a crack.
• Scientists use a focused ray of laser to cut precise metal parts.
• The photographer captured the golden ray of sunset reflecting off the water.

• sun ray · güneş ışını A single sun ray broke through the clouds.
• laser ray · lazer ışını The scientist measured the intensity of the laser ray.
• a ray of sth She felt a ray of hope after the good news.

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2vatoz

a cartilaginous sea animal with flat body and long tail, related to sharks

A ray rested on the sandy bottom of the shallow lagoon.

• The aquarium displayed a colorful ray for visitors to watch.
• Fishermen often avoid areas where rays are known to hide.
• Researchers tagged several rays to study their migration patterns.
• The documentary highlighted how rays use their wing-like fins to glide silently.

3yarı doğru

a straight line that starts at a point and extends infinitely in one direction

A ray begins at a vertex and moves outward without end.

• The teacher asked us to extend the ray until it intersected the circle.
• In the proof, the ray from the origin represents the direction of the vector.
• Advanced geometry texts discuss how multiple rays can define an angle's measure.

• draw a ray Draw a ray from point A.

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1fok, fok balığı

a marine mammal with a streamlined body and flippers, belonging to the family Phocidae

A seal swam close to the boat during our tour.

• The zoo added a new seal to its marine exhibit.
• Scientists study seal behavior to understand climate change impacts.
• During the documentary, a seal was shown hunting fish in icy waters.
• Conservationists argue that protecting seal habitats is essential for biodiversity.

• seal population · fok nüfusu The seal population along the coast has increased this year.
• seal pup · fok yavrusu Rescuers found a seal pup tangled in fishing nets.

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2mühür, damga

an official stamp or emblem used to authenticate documents or packages

The letter was sealed with the company's official seal.

• She noticed a missing seal on the legal document.
• The museum displayed an ancient royal seal from the 16th century.
• Before the treaty could be signed, both parties verified each other's seals.
• International agreements often require a seal to confirm authenticity.

• official seal · resmi mühür The contract bears the official seal of the Ministry of Finance.
• seal of approval · onay damgası The product received the seal of approval from the safety board.
• the royal seal The document bore the royal seal.

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3conta, sızdırmazlık

a device or material used to close something tightly so that nothing can pass through

The plumber checked the pipe for a proper seal.

• A good seal prevents water from leaking out of the bathtub.
• Engineers tested the seal under high pressure to ensure safety.
• When storing chemicals, always verify the seal to avoid contamination.

• air-tight seal · hava geçirmez kapatma The new windows have an air-tight seal that reduces heating costs.
• break the seal Don't break the seal before use.

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canavar, vahşi hayvan

a large, dangerous animal; a creature that is considered frightening or monstrous

The zoo has a big beast called a lion.

• Farmers use oxen as beasts of burden to plow fields.
• The novel describes the monster as a terrifying beast that haunts the village.
• Ecologists warn that introducing a non-native beast can disrupt local ecosystems.
• Philosophers sometimes use the term beast to critique the animalistic tendencies of human nature.

• beast of burden · yük hayvanı The donkey is used as a beast of burden on many farms.
• wild beast · vahşi hayvan The hunters tracked a wild beast through the forest.

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sığır, büyükbaş hayvan

domesticated bovine animals kept for meat, milk, leather, or as draft animals.

The village has a small herd of cattle grazing near the river.

• Cattle provide milk that is used to make cheese and butter.
• The government introduced subsidies to support cattle farmers during drought.
• Researchers are studying the impact of diet on cattle growth rates and meat quality.
• Advanced breeding techniques have significantly increased cattle productivity in commercial operations.

• cattle herd · sığır sürüsü The farmer moved his cattle herd to the new pasture.
• cattle farming · sığır yetiştiriciliği Cattle farming is a major source of income in the region.
• cattle market · sığır pazarı She bought a young bull at the local cattle market.
• raise cattle Many families raise cattle on their small farms.

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1hayvan boynuzu

a hard, pointed growth made of keratin that projects from the head of certain animals

The goat lifted its head, showing a sharp horn.

• Scientists studied the composition of a rhino's horn for conservation purposes.
• In the museum, a fossilized dinosaur horn was displayed alongside other artifacts.
• The farmer warned the children not to touch the bull's horn during feeding time.
• Researchers hypothesize that the horn evolved as a defensive structure in early mammals.

• horn of a ram · koç boynuzu The shepherd carefully trimmed the horn of a ram to prevent injury.

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2araç kornası

a device on a vehicle that produces a loud sound to warn or attract attention

He pressed the horn to warn the cyclist of the sudden turn.

• The taxi driver kept the horn on, startling the nearby pedestrians.
• During the traffic jam, the constant honking of horns made the atmosphere tense.
• The police officer reminded motorists that unnecessary use of the horn is illegal in many cities.
• Researchers are developing electric horns that emit customizable tones for safety alerts.

• blare the horn · kornayı çalmak He had to blare the horn to alert the pedestrians at the crossing.
• press the horn She quickly pressed the horn to signal the driver ahead.
• use the horn Drivers are advised to use the horn sparingly in residential areas.

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3korno, boru

a wind instrument made of metal, typically shaped in a curved tube, used to produce musical tones

He borrowed a brass horn for the school marching band.

• The composer wrote a solo for the horn in the final movement of the piece.
• During the jazz session, the horn's bright timbre stood out among the saxophones.
• Music students often struggle with the horn's hand-position technique at the mouthpiece.
• The virtuoso performed a technically demanding horn concerto that impressed the critics.

• French horn section · kornalar bölümü The orchestra's French horn section added a rich, mellow sound to the symphony.
• play the horn He plays the horn in an orchestra.

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göç, yer değiştirme

the movement of people or animals from one region or habitat to another, often for economic, social, or environmental reasons

Birds travel thousands of miles during their annual migration.

• The government is developing policies to manage internal migration flows.
• Climate change is expected to increase the frequency of human migration worldwide.
• Researchers analyze satellite data to track animal migration patterns across continents.

• mass migration · kitlesel göç The war caused a mass migration of refugees to neighboring countries.
• seasonal migration · mevsimsel göç Many birds undertake seasonal migration to escape the cold.
• internal migration · iç göç Internal migration from rural areas to cities has increased in recent decades.
• the migration of sth the migration of birds

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cins, ırk

a group of animals or plants within a species that share distinctive characteristics

The farmer raised a new breed of chickens.

• Many dog owners prefer a small breed for city apartments.
• The museum displayed a rare breed of ancient wheat.

• pure breed · saf ırk The kennel specializes in pure breed German Shepherds.
• breed of dog · köpek ırkı Labrador is a popular breed of dog.
• a breed of sth Farmers often breed cattle with bulls from other farms.

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yuva

a structure built by birds or other animals to hold their eggs and raise their young

The robin built a nest in the backyard tree.

• Researchers observed the sparrow's nest during the early morning.
• A fox was seen guarding its nest near the riverbank.
• The conservation team repaired the damaged nest to protect the hatchlings.
• Scientists study how climate change affects the construction of nests in alpine regions.

• bird's nest · kuş yuvası The sparrow built a small bird's nest in the garden.
• make a nest · yuva yapmak The squirrels make a nest in the attic each autumn.

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av

an animal that is hunted or captured for food by another animal

The mouse is a common prey for barn owls.

• In the savanna, gazelles serve as prey for many big cats.
• Scientists study how prey adapt their behavior to avoid predators.
• When the ecosystem is balanced, prey populations help sustain predator numbers.
• Conservationists monitor prey availability to assess the health of wildlife reserves.

• prey for · avı olmak The small fish are prey for larger predators.
• fall prey to sth Many tourists fall prey to pickpockets.

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nesli tükenmekte olan, tehlike altındaki

caused to be at risk of extinction or serious harm

The government protects endangered animals in national parks.

• Scientists study the genetics of endangered plants to aid conservation.
• International treaties aim to reduce trade in products from endangered species.
• Habitat fragmentation and climate change have accelerated the decline of many endangered populations.
• Comprehensive recovery plans are essential to prevent the extinction of critically endangered amphibians.

• endangered species · tehlikede olan tür The panda is one of the most well-known endangered species.
• endangered habitat · tehlikede olan yaşam alanı Deforestation has created an endangered habitat for many forest birds.
• an endangered species The tiger is an endangered species.

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çocuk, yavru, döl

the product or result of reproduction; a person's or animal's children

The couple was thrilled to welcome their first offspring.

• Researchers observed how the offspring learned to hunt from their parents.
• In many cultures, offspring are expected to care for their elders.
• Geneticists analyze the DNA of offspring to trace hereditary diseases.
• The novel explores how the protagonist's offspring grapple with the legacy of war.

• young offspring · genç yavru The young offspring stayed close to their mother.
• offspring of · ...nin/...nin nesli The offspring of the famous writer continued his literary legacy.
• produce offspring Many species produce offspring during the spring season.

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yırtıcı hayvan, avcı

an animal that hunts and kills other animals for food

The wolf is a predator that hunts in packs.

• Predators help control the population of their prey.
• Scientists study how predator behavior changes with habitat loss.
• In the Arctic, polar bears are apex predators relying on seals for survival.
• Ecologists argue that the removal of a keystone predator can destabilize entire ecosystems.

• top predator · üst avcı The orca is a top predator in marine ecosystems.
• predator species · avcı türü Conservationists are concerned about the decline of predator species.
• a natural predator The fox is a natural predator of rabbits.

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zehirli

causing or containing venom; capable of injecting poison

The spider is venomous and should be avoided.

• She studied the venomous coral to understand its toxins.
• Venomous insects can cause severe allergic reactions in some people.
• Researchers discovered a new venomous species of frog in the Amazon rainforest.

• venomous snake · zehirli yılan The venomous snake struck without warning.
• venomous bite · zehirli ısırık A single venomous bite can be fatal if untreated.
• a venomous snake Be careful of venomous snakes.

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tür

a group of organisms that share common characteristics and can interbreed

The zoo has many different species of mammals.

• Scientists discovered a new species of frog in the Amazon.
• The report lists invasive species that threaten local ecosystems.
• Genetic analysis helps taxonomists clarify relationships between closely related species.
• Understanding the evolutionary history of a species can inform conservation strategies on a global scale.

• endangered species · tehlikede olan tür Conservationists are working to protect endangered species worldwide.
• native species · yerli tür The island is home to many unique native species.
• a species of sth The researcher identified several new species of insects in the rainforest.

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yaban hayatı

animals, birds and plants that live in natural conditions

The park is home to a lot of wildlife.

• Pollution is a threat to wildlife.

1yarasa

a nocturnal flying mammal of the order Chiroptera

A bat flew silently over the lake at dusk.

• The cave was home to thousands of bats.
• Scientists tagged a bat to track its migration routes.
• During the night, a bat caught insects with remarkable speed.
• Conservationists are working to protect bat habitats from destruction.

• fruit bat · meyve yiyen yarasa The fruit bat feeds on mangoes at night.
• bat colony · yarasa kolonisi Researchers studied the bat colony in the cave.

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2sopa, beyzbol sopası

a smooth wooden or metal club used in sports such as baseball and cricket to hit a ball

He bought a new bat for the upcoming baseball season.

• The coach instructed the players to choose a lightweight bat.
• She cracked the bat accidentally while practicing swings.
• During the game, the batter missed the ball with his bat.
• Professional athletes often customize their bats for better grip and balance.

• baseball bat · beyzbol sopası He swung the baseball bat with great force.
• bat swing · sopa sallama Her bat swing was smooth and powerful.
• hit sth with a bat The player hit the ball with a bat.

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1sıçan

a small, long-tailed rodent that lives in urban and rural areas

A rat scurried across the kitchen floor last night.

• The farmer set traps to catch the rats damaging his crops.
• Researchers study lab rats to understand human diseases.
• Urban planners must consider rat control when designing new districts.
• The documentary highlighted how rats adapt to extreme environmental changes.

• lab rat · deney hayvanı The scientist used a lab rat for the experiment.
• rat population · sıçan nüfusu The city council is concerned about the growing rat population.

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2ispiyoncu, muhbir

a person who informs authorities about others' wrongdoing

The kid was called a rat after he told the teacher about the prank.

• She felt uneasy knowing her neighbor was a rat for the police.
• The novel portrays the rat as a symbol of betrayal in the community.
• During the trial, the prosecution presented the rat's testimony as crucial evidence.
• Historical analyses suggest that political rats often destabilized regimes from within.

• rat on sb He was accused of ratting on his colleague during the investigation.

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canlı, varlık

any living being, especially an animal or a person

The zoo houses a variety of exotic creatures for visitors to see.

• Researchers discovered a new marine creature in the deep ocean trench.
• The children were fascinated by the strange creature they saw in the documentary.
• Conservationists argue that protecting each creature is essential for ecosystem health.
• Philosophers debate whether artificial intelligence could ever be considered a true creature.

• living creature · yaşayan varlık The forest is home to many living creatures.
• small creature · küçük varlık A small creature scurried across the garden path.
• a creature of habit She is as a creature of habit, always following the same routine.

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1sömürge, koloni

a territory under the political control of another country

The country became a colony after the war.

• Many colonies were founded during the 19th century.
• The colony's economy relied heavily on agriculture.
• Resistance movements emerged in several colonies seeking independence.

• British colony · Britanya sömürgesi India was a British colony until 1947.
• establish a colony European powers sought to establish colonies in Africa.

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2koloni

a group of organisms of the same species living together

The researchers studied a colony of fruit flies.

• A colony of seals gathered on the rocky shore.
• Scientists observed how the colony expanded over weeks.
• The colony's social structure influences individual behavior.
• Understanding colony dynamics helps predict disease spread in populations.

• form a colony Bacteria can quickly form a colony on nutrient media.

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yaşam alanı

the natural environment in which a plant or animal lives and grows

The frog lives in a moist habitat near the pond.

• Scientists study how climate change affects animal habitats worldwide.
• Restoring wetlands can help recover lost habitats for migratory birds.
• The coral reef's complex habitat supports thousands of marine species.
• Policy makers must consider habitat fragmentation when planning new infrastructure projects.

• natural habitat · doğal yaşam alanı The panda's natural habitat is the bamboo forests of Sichuan.
• habitat loss · yaşam alanı kaybı Deforestation leads to severe habitat loss for many species.
• habitat destruction · yaşam alanı tahribatı Urban expansion causes habitat destruction across the region.
• provide a habitat for sth Conservationists aim to provide endangered turtles with a suitable habitat.

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solucan, kurt

a small long thin creature with a soft body and no legs

The bird pulled a worm out of the ground.

• There's a worm in this apple!

doğan

a bird of prey with long pointed wings and a hooked beak, known for its speed and hunting ability

A falcon perched on the rooftop watched the city below.

• The wildlife documentary highlighted the hunting techniques of a falcon.
• During the field trip, students spotted a falcon soaring over the canyon.
• Conservationists are working to protect the habitats of endangered falcons.
• The falcon's keen eyesight allows it to spot small rodents from great distances.

• falcon species · doğan türü The peregrine falcon is the fastest falcon species in the world.
• falcon nest · doğan yuvası Researchers observed a falcon nest on the cliffside during the breeding season.
• train a falcon Falconers spend years to train a falcon for hunting.

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tüy

a light, flat structure that grows from the skin of birds and is used for flight, insulation, and display

A small feather fell from the bird's wing during the storm.

• Children love to collect bright feathers from the park after school.
• The museum displayed a rare peacock feather with iridescent colors.
• Scientists studied how the microstructure of feathers reduces drag in flight.
• The poet used the image of a solitary feather drifting across the sky to symbolize freedom.

• light as a feather · tüy kadar hafif The paper was light as a feather and floated away.

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panter

a large wild cat, typically a black or spotted leopard

A panther prowls silently across the forest floor at dusk.

• The zoo recently welcomed a young panther that was rescued from illegal trade.
• Scientists use camera traps to monitor panther movements in remote regions.
• Despite extensive research, the exact range of the panther remains poorly documented.
• The panther's elusive nature challenges biologists attempting to assess its genetic diversity across fragmented habitats.

• black panther · siyah panter The black panther stalked silently through the jungle.
• panther habitat · panter yaşam alanı Conservationists are studying the panther habitat in the Amazon.
• spot a panther During the night safari, we hoped to spot a panther near the river.

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leopar, pars

a large wild cat with a spotted coat, native to Africa and parts of Asia

A leopard stalks its prey quietly at night.

• The zoo has a young leopard that was rescued from poachers.
• Scientists study leopard behavior to improve conservation efforts.
• Tourists were thrilled to see a leopard lounging on a tree branch during the safari.
• The documentary highlighted how climate change threatens leopard habitats across continents.

• leopard skin · leopar derisi The designer used authentic leopard skin for the jacket.
• leopard spots · leopar lekeleri The leopard's spots provide excellent camouflage in the grass.

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zehir

a poisonous substance produced by animals such as snakes, spiders, or insects, which is injected into another organism by a bite or sting

The spider's venom caused the victim's skin to swell quickly.

• Scientists are analyzing the composition of snake venom for medical research.
• After the bite, the patient received antivenom to neutralize the venom.
• The study compared the potency of venom from different scorpion species.
• Understanding how venom works can lead to new drug discoveries in pharmacology.

• inject venom · zehir enjekte etmek The spider can inject venom in less than a second.
• produce venom Some insects produce venom as a defense mechanism.

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gergedan

a large, thick-skinned mammal of the family Rhinocerotidae, native to Africa and Asia, known for its horn(s) on the snout

A rhino grazes peacefully near the waterhole at sunrise.

• The zoo announced a new birth of a baby rhino last week.
• Scientists study rhino behavior to improve conservation strategies.
• International trade bans aim to reduce illegal rhino horn trafficking.

• white rhino · beyaz gergedan The white rhino is the largest species of rhino.
• rhino population · gergedan nüfusu Conservationists are monitoring the rhino population in national parks.
• protect the rhino International NGOs work to protect the rhino from poaching.

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evcilleştirmek

to make an animal or a person less wild or aggressive and more manageable

The farmer tried to tame the stray cat that roamed his fields.

• Researchers hope to tame the wild foxes for future ecological studies.
• She spent weeks trying to tame the unruly horse before the competition.
• Conservationists aim to tame certain predator species to reduce human-wildlife conflict.
• Through patient training, the zoologist successfully tamed the previously aggressive orangutan.

• tame a horse · bir atı evcilleştirmek The trainer managed to tame a horse that had been wild for years.
• tame the wild beast · vahşi hayvanı uysaltmak Scientists worked for months to tame the wild beast for research.
• tame a wild animal It is hard to tame a wild animal.

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jaguar

a large wild cat of the Felidae family, native to the Americas

A jaguar prowls silently through the dense jungle at night.

• Local tribes consider the jaguar a symbol of power and mystery.
• Scientists use camera traps to study jaguar behavior in remote areas.
• Deforestation reduces the jaguar's hunting grounds, endangering the species.
• The jaguar's distinctive rosette pattern helps it blend into the forest floor.

parazit

an organism that lives on or in another organism (the host) and benefits at the host's expense

The flea is a common parasite that feeds on the blood of dogs.

• Scientists study parasites to understand disease transmission in wildlife.
• The documentary highlighted how parasites can influence the behavior of their hosts.

• parasitic relationship · parazitik ilişki The tick maintains a parasitic relationship with its mammalian host.
• parasitic infection · parazitik enfeksiyon She was treated for a parasitic infection that caused severe abdominal pain.
• parasitic worm · parazitik solucan Researchers discovered a new species of parasitic worm in the rainforest.
• live as a parasite Some birds live as parasites, relying on other species for food.

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göç etmek

to move to another country or region to live permanently

Many families migrate to Europe seeking safety.

• He migrated to Australia after finishing his degree.
• The study shows that skilled workers migrate for higher salaries.
• Political instability caused thousands to migrate from the region last year.
• Economic analysts argue that restrictive policies may discourage migrants from migrating to prosperous nations.
• Some birds migrate each year to escape cold weather.
• The whales migrate to warmer waters during winter.
• Researchers track how turtles migrate across oceans for nesting.
• Conservationists emphasize protecting corridors that enable animals to migrate safely across fragmented habitats.

• migrate to Canada · Kanada'ya göç etmek Many professionals migrate to Canada for better opportunities.
• migrate for work · iş için göç etmek She decided to migrate for work after receiving a job offer abroad.
• migrate south for winter · kış için güneye göç etmek Birds migrate south for winter to find warmer climates.
• migrate to breeding grounds · üreme alanına göç etmek Salmon migrate to their breeding grounds each spring.
• migrate from sth to sth He migrated from Mexico to the United States in 2015.
• migrate to sth Scientists often migrate to countries with advanced research facilities.
• migrate south for the winter Many birds migrate south for the winter.

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puma, dağ aslanı

a large wild cat native to the Americas, also called a mountain lion

A cougar was seen crossing the highway near the national park.

• The park ranger warned hikers about possible cougar encounters.
• Researchers fitted a cougar with a GPS collar to track its movements.
• Cougars are solitary predators that prefer dusk and dawn for hunting.
• Conservationists argue that protecting cougar habitats benefits entire ecosystems.

• cougar population · puma nüfusu The cougar population in the Rockies has increased over the last decade.
• cougar hunting · puma avcılığı Cougar hunting is regulated to protect the species from overexploitation.
• spot a cougar We managed to spot a cougar while hiking through the canyon.

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aligatör, timsah

a large carnivorous reptile of the family Alligatoridae, typically found in freshwater habitats of the Americas

The alligator lounged on the riverbank, basking in the sun.

• Researchers studied the feeding habits of alligators in the Everglades.
• A small alligator slipped into the backyard pond after a heavy rain.
• Conservationists are working to protect alligator habitats from urban development.
• The documentary highlighted the evolutionary history of alligators and their relatives.

• alligator skin · timsah derisi Alligator skin is often used to make luxury handbags.
• alligator bite · timsah ısırığı The swimmer suffered a severe alligator bite while wading in the swamp.

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memeli

a warm-blooded vertebrate animal that has hair or fur and whose females produce milk to feed their young

A cat is a common household mammal that many people love.

• Mammals have a four-chambered heart, unlike most reptiles.
• Scientists discovered a new mammal species in the remote rainforest.
• The study compared the sleep patterns of several nocturnal mammals.
• Understanding the evolutionary history of mammals helps explain human biology.

• mammal species · memeli türü The blue whale is the largest mammal species on Earth.
• mammal brain · memeli beyni Researchers study the mammal brain to understand human cognition.
• marine mammals Whales are marine mammals.

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engerek, engerek yılanı

a venomous snake, typically of the family Viperidae, known for its long fangs and potent venom

A viper slithered across the rocky path in the desert.

• The guide warned us about the presence of vipers in the region.
• Scientists collected viper specimens for their research on venom composition.
• During the field study, the team documented the behavior of several vipers at dusk.
• The discovery of a new viper species sparked interest among herpetologists worldwide.

• be bitten by a viper She was terrified to be bitten by a viper during the hike.

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yabanileşmiş, vahşi

existing in a wild state, especially after escape from captivity or domestication.

A feral cat roamed the alley looking for food.

• The wildlife reserve protects feral horses from hunting.
• Scientists study feral populations to understand natural behaviors.
• When the zoo closed, several animals went feral and escaped into the forest.
• The documentary highlighted how feral species can impact local ecosystems and biodiversity.

• feral cat · vahşi kedi The city park is home to many feral cats.
• feral dog · vahşi köpek Residents are concerned about the growing number of feral dogs.
• go feral After being abandoned, the rabbit went feral and avoided humans.

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bizon, büyük otobur memeli

a large, hump-backed wild ox native to North America and parts of Europe

Bison graze peacefully on the open grasslands.

• The park ranger pointed out a lone bison near the river.
• Scientists study bison behavior to improve wildlife management.
• During the migration, thousands of bison cross the plains in search of fresh pasture.
• The resurgence of bison populations in protected reserves demonstrates successful conservation policies.

• bison herd · bizon sürüsü A bison herd roamed the prairie at sunrise.
• bison meat · bizon eti Bison meat is lean and high in protein.
• a herd of bison A herd of bison crossed the plain.

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aygır

a mature, uncastrated male horse, typically used for breeding or riding

The farmer bought a strong stallion for his ranch.

• A stallion can run faster than most other horses.
• Veterinarians examined the stallion for any health issues.
• During the competition, the stallion performed an impressive dressage routine.
• Geneticists study the stallion's lineage to improve breeding programs.

• proud stallion · gururlu erkek at The proud stallion trotted around the paddock.
• wild stallion · vahşi erkek at Rangers spotted a wild stallion roaming the desert.
• stallion's mane · erkek atın yelesi The stallion's mane fluttered in the wind.
• ride a stallion She learned how to ride a stallion during the summer camp.

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in, yuva, sığınak

a hidden or secret place where a wild animal lives or where a person hides

The fox returned to its lair before nightfall.

• Scientists mapped the wolf pack's lair in the forest.
• The spy used a hidden lair to store confidential documents.
• Legends speak of a dragon's lair guarded by ancient magic.

• secret lair · gizli sığınak The villain retreated to his secret lair after the heist.
• return to its lair The fox returned to its lair.

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1akbaba

a large scavenging bird of prey that feeds on carrion

A vulture circled above the savanna looking for food.

• Vultures play an important role in cleaning up carcasses.
• The vulture landed on the cliff and spread its wings.
• Scientists study vulture migration patterns to understand ecosystem health.
• Habitat loss threatens many vulture species across continents.

• vulture population · akbaba nüfusu The vulture population has increased after the ban on diclofenac.
• vulture species · akbaba türü Conservationists are monitoring the endangered vulture species in Africa.

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a person who exploits situations for personal profit, often unethically

The media called the investor a vulture for buying distressed assets.

• She was labeled a vulture after profiting from the crisis.
• Vulture behavior often undermines public trust in financial markets.
• Academic papers analyze how vulture capitalism affects emerging economies.
• Regulators are considering measures to curb vulture activities in the banking sector.