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1. (n.) carnivore
an animal that eats flesh.
2. carnivore
a flesh-eating mammal of the order Carnivora, comprising the dogs, cats, bears, seals, and weasels.
3. carnivore
an insectivorous plant.
Etymology: (1850–55; < L carnivoruscarnivorous)
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| Definition of 'carnivore' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) carnivore
a terrestrial or aquatic flesh-eating mammal
"terrestrial carnivores have four or five clawed digits on each limb"
2. (noun) carnivore
any animal that feeds on flesh
"Tyrannosaurus Rex was a large carnivore"; "insectivorous plants are considered carnivores"
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| Definition of 'carnivore' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) carnivore
one of the Carnivora
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Sense: a flesh-eating animal
The lion is a carnivore.
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Afrikaans: karnivoor; vleiseter |
Arabic: لاحم: يعتاش لاحِم: يَعْتا |
Bulgarian: хищник |
Brazilian: carnívoro |
Czech: masožravec |
German: der Fleischfresser |
Danish: kødæder |
Greek: σαρκοφάγο ζώο |
Spanish: carnívoro |
Estonian: lihasööja |
Farsi: گوشتخوار |
Finnish: lihansyöjä |
French: carnassier |
Hebrew: אוֹכֵל בָּשַׂר |
Hindi: मांसाहारी पशु |
Croatian: mesožder |
Hungarian: húsevő |
Indonesian: karnivora |
Icelandic: kjötæta; rándÿr |
Italian: carnivoro |
Japanese: 肉食動物 |
Korean: 육식동물 |
Lithuanian: mėsėdis gyvūnas |
Latvian: gaļēdājs dzīvnieks |
Malay: karnivor |
Dutch: vleeseter |
Norwegian: kjøtteter; rovdyr |
Polish: zwierzę mięsożerne |
Persian: گوشتخوار |
Pashto: غوښه خوړونكى |
Portuguese: carnívoro |
Romanian: carnivor |
Russian: плотоядное животное |
Slovak: mäsožravec |
Slovenian: mesojedec |
Serbian: mesožder |
Swedish: köttätare |
Thai: สัตว์กินเนื้อ |
Turkish: etobur, et yiyen |
Taiwanese: 食肉動物 |
Ukrainian: м'ясоїдна тварина |
Urdu: گوشت خور جانور |
Vietnamese: động vật ăn thịt |
Chinese: 食肉动物 |
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