chimpanzee in Greek
chimpanzee in Greek is χιμπατζής — chimpanzee means a highly intelligent great ape native to Africa, one of humanity's closest living relatives.
chimpanzee in Greek
χιμπατζής
Pronounced: chibatzis
(broadly) A member of the genus Pan, including the bonobo which was formerly known as the pygmy chimpanzee.
What does "chimpanzee" mean?
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noun A highly intelligent great ape native to Africa, one of humanity's closest living relatives.
"Researchers have observed chimpanzees using tools to extract termites."
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chimpanzee in a sentence
- Researchers have observed chimpanzees using tools to extract termites.
- The zoo's new chimpanzee enclosure lets visitors watch them up close.
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What is "chimpanzee" in Greek?
"chimpanzee" in Greek is χιμπατζής. chimpanzee means: A highly intelligent great ape native to Africa, one of humanity's closest living relatives.
How do you pronounce χιμπατζής?
"chimpanzee" in Greek is χιμπατζής, pronounced "chibatzis".
How do you use "chimpanzee" in a sentence?
Example: "Researchers have observed chimpanzees using tools to extract termites." In Greek, "chimpanzee" is χιμπατζής.
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