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chimpanzee

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Noun — A highly intelligent great ape native to Africa, one of humanity's closest living relatives.

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Etymology

First recorded in English in 1738, borrowed via French from a Bantu-language word from Angola.

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What does “chimpanzee” mean?

The word “chimpanzee” means a highly intelligent great ape native to Africa, one of humanity's closest living relatives. In plain terms, a great ape closely related to humans, often just called a "chimp".

How do you pronounce “chimpanzee”?

“Chimpanzee” is pronounced chihm-PAN-zee (/t͡ʃɪmˈpæn.zi/ in IPA).

How do you use “chimpanzee” in a sentence?

Here is “chimpanzee” used in a sentence: “Researchers have observed chimpanzees using tools to extract termites.”

What part of speech is “chimpanzee”?

“Chimpanzee” is a noun.

Where does the word “chimpanzee” come from?

The word “chimpanzee” dates back to around 1738 and comes from French. First recorded in English in 1738, borrowed via French from a Bantu-language word from Angola.

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