caribou in Japanese
caribou in Japanese is カリブー — caribou means a large North American deer related to the reindeer, known for its long migrations.
caribou in Japanese
カリブー
Pronounced: karibū
Any of several North American subspecies Rangifer tarandus of the reindeer.
What does "caribou" mean?
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noun A large North American deer related to the reindeer, known for its long migrations.
"Herds of caribou migrate hundreds of miles each year across the tundra."
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caribou in a sentence
- Herds of caribou migrate hundreds of miles each year across the tundra.
- Indigenous communities in the Arctic have long depended on caribou for food.
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What is "caribou" in Japanese?
"caribou" in Japanese is カリブー. caribou means: A large North American deer related to the reindeer, known for its long migrations.
How do you pronounce カリブー?
"caribou" in Japanese is カリブー, pronounced "karibū".
How do you use "caribou" in a sentence?
Example: "Herds of caribou migrate hundreds of miles each year across the tundra." In Japanese, "caribou" is カリブー.
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