squirrel in Portuguese
squirrel in Portuguese is esquilo — squirrel means a small rodent, often with a bushy tail, that typically lives in trees and eats nuts and seeds.
squirrel in Portuguese
esquilo
Any of the rodents of the family Sciuridae.
What does "squirrel" mean?
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noun A small rodent, often with a bushy tail, that typically lives in trees and eats nuts and seeds.
"A grey squirrel darted up the oak tree."
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verb To store something away secretly for future use.
"She squirreled away a bit of cash every month."
squirrel in a sentence
- A grey squirrel darted up the oak tree.
- Squirrels bury nuts to eat later in the winter.
- She squirreled away a bit of cash every month.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "squirrel" in Portuguese?
"squirrel" in Portuguese is esquilo. squirrel means: A small rodent, often with a bushy tail, that typically lives in trees and eats nuts and seeds.
How do you use "squirrel" in a sentence?
Example: "A grey squirrel darted up the oak tree." In Portuguese, "squirrel" is esquilo.
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