клык
fang
living beings wild animals noun
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клык with English translation
клык usage examples
A wolf's fang broke when it bit the hard bone.
У волка сломался клык, когда он укусил твёрдую кость.
We found a tiger's fang on the path and carefully took a photo.
Мы нашли клык тигра на тропе и аккуратно сфотографировали его.
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клык synonyms
What's the difference between клык / зуб / коренной зуб
A long pointed tooth typical of carnivores; in humans, a canine tooth.
The lion has very long fangs.
У льва очень длинные клыки.
The child is teething.
У ребёнка режутся зубы.
A common name for back teeth (molars and premolars); not the same as a canine.
The teenager's permanent (back) teeth are beginning to come in.
У подростка начинают прорезываться коренные зубы.
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How to pronounce клык and what this word means
клык translation: fang. This page includes translation, pronunciation, transcription, audio, usage examples and related words.
how to pronounce клык
[ˈklɨk]
клык translation
fang
клык examples
A wolf's fang broke when it bit the hard bone.
клык transcription
[ˈklɨk]
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Questions about this word
клык meaning: what does it mean?
длинный острый зуб у хищного животного
клык pronunciation: how do you pronounce it?
клык is pronounced as [ˈklɨk]. Audio is available on this page when the word has a recording.
клык definition and sentence examples: how is it used in a sentence?
A wolf's fang broke when it bit the hard bone. Translation: У волка сломался клык, когда он укусил твёрдую кость.
Is клык part of Wild Animals vocabulary?
Yes, клык (fang) can be learned in the Wild Animals topic. This semantic link helps build related word lists and topic-based practice.
Is клык part of Living Beings vocabulary?
Yes, клык (fang) can be learned in the Living Beings topic. This semantic link helps build related word lists and topic-based practice.
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