coyote in Greek
coyote in Greek is κογιότ — coyote means a wild dog-like animal native to North America, smaller than a wolf.
coyote in Greek
κογιότ
Pronounced: kogiot
(canid) Canis latrans, a species of canine native to North America.
What does "coyote" mean?
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noun A wild dog-like animal native to North America, smaller than a wolf.
"We spotted a coyote trotting along the edge of the canyon at dawn."
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noun Informal: a person who smuggles migrants across a border for payment.
"The news story described how a coyote abandoned a group of travelers in the desert."
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coyote in a sentence
- We spotted a coyote trotting along the edge of the canyon at dawn.
- The farmer put up a taller fence to keep the coyote away from his chickens.
- The news story described how a coyote abandoned a group of travelers in the desert.
- Many migrants feared that the coyote they hired might not be honest.
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What is "coyote" in Greek?
"coyote" in Greek is κογιότ. coyote means: A wild dog-like animal native to North America, smaller than a wolf.
How do you pronounce κογιότ?
"coyote" in Greek is κογιότ, pronounced "kogiot".
How do you use "coyote" in a sentence?
Example: "We spotted a coyote trotting along the edge of the canyon at dawn." In Greek, "coyote" is κογιότ.
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