jackal in Lithuanian
jackal in Lithuanian is šakalas — jackal means a wild, dog-like animal related to wolves, native to Africa and parts of Asia, typically smaller than a wolf.
jackal in Lithuanian
šakalas
Any of certain wild canids of the genera Lupulella and Canis, native to the tropical Old World and smaller than a wolf.
What does "jackal" mean?
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noun A wild, dog-like animal related to wolves, native to Africa and parts of Asia, typically smaller than a wolf.
"A pack of jackals circled the carcass left by the lions."
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noun A person who does someone else's dirty work, especially in an opportunistic or unscrupulous way.
"The dictator relied on a network of jackals to silence critics."
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jackal in a sentence
- A pack of jackals circled the carcass left by the lions.
- The dictator relied on a network of jackals to silence critics.
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What is "jackal" in Lithuanian?
"jackal" in Lithuanian is šakalas. jackal means: A wild, dog-like animal related to wolves, native to Africa and parts of Asia, typically smaller than a wolf.
How do you use "jackal" in a sentence?
Example: "A pack of jackals circled the carcass left by the lions." In Lithuanian, "jackal" is šakalas.
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