krill in Greek
krill in Greek is κριλ — krill means tiny shrimp-like sea creatures that drift in huge swarms and form a key part of the ocean food chain.
krill in Greek
κριλ
Pronounced: kril
Any of several small marine crustacean species of plankton in the order Euphausiacea in the class Malacostraca.
What does "krill" mean?
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noun Tiny shrimp-like sea creatures that drift in huge swarms and form a key part of the ocean food chain.
"Blue whales can eat several tons of krill in a single day."
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krill in a sentence
- Blue whales can eat several tons of krill in a single day.
- The penguins dove repeatedly, feeding on a dense swarm of krill.
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What is "krill" in Greek?
"krill" in Greek is κριλ. krill means: Tiny shrimp-like sea creatures that drift in huge swarms and form a key part of the ocean food chain.
How do you pronounce κριλ?
"krill" in Greek is κριλ, pronounced "kril".
How do you use "krill" in a sentence?
Example: "Blue whales can eat several tons of krill in a single day." In Greek, "krill" is κριλ.
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