caiman in Portuguese
caiman in Portuguese is caimão — caiman means a crocodile-like reptile found in Central and South America, related to alligators.
caiman in Portuguese
caimão
(narrowly) Any of the relatively small crocodilians of the genus Caiman, within the family Alligatoridae.
What does "caiman" mean?
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noun A crocodile-like reptile found in Central and South America, related to alligators.
"A caiman slid silently into the murky river."
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caiman in a sentence
- A caiman slid silently into the murky river.
- The black caiman is one of the largest predators in the Amazon.
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What is "caiman" in Portuguese?
"caiman" in Portuguese is caimão. caiman means: A crocodile-like reptile found in Central and South America, related to alligators.
How do you use "caiman" in a sentence?
Example: "A caiman slid silently into the murky river." In Portuguese, "caiman" is caimão.
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