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antelope in Russian

antelope in Russian is антило́па, антилопа — antelope means a slender, fast-running, hoofed mammal found mostly in Africa, related to cattle and goats but with permanent, unshed horns.

antelope in Russian

антило́па
noun
Pronounced: antilopa
Any of several African mammals of the family Bovidae distinguished by hollow horns, which, unlike deer, they do not shed.
антилопа
noun
Pronounced: antilopa
Any of several African mammals of the family Bovidae distinguished by hollow horns, which, unlike deer, they do not shed.

What does "antelope" mean?

  1. noun A slender, fast-running, hoofed mammal found mostly in Africa, related to cattle and goats but with permanent, unshed horns.
    "A herd of antelope grazed on the open plain, alert for predators."
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antelope in a sentence

  • A herd of antelope grazed on the open plain, alert for predators.
  • The gazelle is one of the smaller and quickest species of antelope.

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What is "antelope" in Russian?

"antelope" in Russian is антило́па, антилопа. antelope means: A slender, fast-running, hoofed mammal found mostly in Africa, related to cattle and goats but with permanent, unshed horns.

How do you pronounce антило́па?

"antelope" in Russian is антило́па, pronounced "antilopa".

How do you use "antelope" in a sentence?

Example: "A herd of antelope grazed on the open plain, alert for predators." In Russian, "antelope" is антило́па, антилопа.

Are there other ways to say "antelope" in Russian?

Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "antelope": антило́па, антилопа.

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