rabbit in Czech
rabbit in Czech is králík, žvanit — rabbit means a small, long-eared mammal known for its fast breeding and hopping movement.
rabbit in Czech
králík
žvanit
(British, intransitive) To talk incessantly and in a childish manner; to babble annoyingly.
What does "rabbit" mean?
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noun A small, long-eared mammal known for its fast breeding and hopping movement.
"A wild rabbit darted across the garden at dusk."
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noun A runner in a race whose job is to set a fast early pace for a teammate or rival, without trying to win themselves.
"The rabbit dropped out after the first two laps, having done her job."
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verb To talk on and on, often about nothing important.
"He kept rabbiting on about his holiday until we changed the subject."
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rabbit in a sentence
- A wild rabbit darted across the garden at dusk.
- They kept two pet rabbits in a hutch out back.
- The rabbit dropped out after the first two laps, having done her job.
- He kept rabbiting on about his holiday until we changed the subject.
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What is "rabbit" in Czech?
"rabbit" in Czech is králík, žvanit. rabbit means: A small, long-eared mammal known for its fast breeding and hopping movement.
How do you use "rabbit" in a sentence?
Example: "A wild rabbit darted across the garden at dusk." In Czech, "rabbit" is králík, žvanit.
Are there other ways to say "rabbit" in Czech?
Yes — Czech has 2 translations listed for "rabbit": králík, žvanit.
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