wolfpack in Japanese
wolfpack in Japanese is オオカミの群れ — wolfpack means a family or other group of wild wolves.
wolfpack in Japanese
オオカミの群れ
A family or other group of wild wolves.
What does "wolfpack" mean?
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noun A family or other group of wild wolves.
"A wolfpack hunted across the valley at dusk."
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noun A group of submarines, especially German ones, that hunted merchant ships together in the North Atlantic during the Second World War.
"A wolfpack of submarines attacked the convoy under cover of darkness."
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verb To gang up on a single target as a group, in the way that wolves hunt together.
"The gang would wolfpack anyone who wandered into their territory alone."
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wolfpack in a sentence
- A wolfpack hunted across the valley at dusk.
- Each wolfpack is usually led by a breeding pair.
- A wolfpack of submarines attacked the convoy under cover of darkness.
- Historians have written extensively about German wolfpack tactics in the Atlantic.
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What is "wolfpack" in Japanese?
"wolfpack" in Japanese is オオカミの群れ. wolfpack means: A family or other group of wild wolves.
How do you use "wolfpack" in a sentence?
Example: "A wolfpack hunted across the valley at dusk." In Japanese, "wolfpack" is オオカミの群れ.
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