rattlesnake in Greek
rattlesnake in Greek is κροταλίας — rattlesnake means a venomous American snake that shakes a rattle-like structure on its tail as a warning.
rattlesnake in Greek
κροταλίας
Pronounced: krotalias
Any of various venomous American snakes, of genera Crotalus and Sistrurus, having a rattle at the end of its tail.
What does "rattlesnake" mean?
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noun A venomous American snake that shakes a rattle-like structure on its tail as a warning.
"The hikers backed away slowly when they heard a rattlesnake nearby."
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rattlesnake in a sentence
- The hikers backed away slowly when they heard a rattlesnake nearby.
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What is "rattlesnake" in Greek?
"rattlesnake" in Greek is κροταλίας. rattlesnake means: A venomous American snake that shakes a rattle-like structure on its tail as a warning.
How do you pronounce κροταλίας?
"rattlesnake" in Greek is κροταλίας, pronounced "krotalias".
How do you use "rattlesnake" in a sentence?
Example: "The hikers backed away slowly when they heard a rattlesnake nearby." In Greek, "rattlesnake" is κροταλίας.
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