prowl in Italian
prowl in Italian is aggirarsi — prowl means to move about quietly and stealthily, especially while hunting or searching for something.
prowl in Italian
aggirarsi
(ambitransitive) To rove over, through, or about in a stealthy manner; especially, to search in, as for prey or booty.
What does "prowl" mean?
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verb To move about quietly and stealthily, especially while hunting or searching for something.
"The tiger prowled through the tall grass, stalking its prey."
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noun The act of prowling, especially as in the phrase "on the prowl."
"The cat went out on the prowl after dark."
prowl in a sentence
- The tiger prowled through the tall grass, stalking its prey.
- A suspicious man was seen prowling around the parked cars.
- The cat went out on the prowl after dark.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "prowl" in Italian?
"prowl" in Italian is aggirarsi. prowl means: To move about quietly and stealthily, especially while hunting or searching for something.
How do you use "prowl" in a sentence?
Example: "The tiger prowled through the tall grass, stalking its prey." In Italian, "prowl" is aggirarsi.
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