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Wölfe

в PONS речника

wolves [wʊlvz] СЪЩ

wolves pl of wolf

I. wolf <pl wolves> [wʊlf] СЪЩ

1. wolf (animal):

Wolf м <-(e)s, Wölfe>

2. wolf dated (seducer):

Schürzenjäger м <-s, -> прин разг
Weiberheld м <-en, -en> прин

Phrases:

in der Klemme sitzen разг
to throw sb to the wolves

II. wolf [wʊlf] ГЛАГ прх разг

to wolf sth

I. wolf <pl wolves> [wʊlf] СЪЩ

1. wolf (animal):

Wolf м <-(e)s, Wölfe>

2. wolf dated (seducer):

Schürzenjäger м <-s, -> прин разг
Weiberheld м <-en, -en> прин

Phrases:

in der Klemme sitzen разг
to throw sb to the wolves

II. wolf [wʊlf] ГЛАГ прх разг

to wolf sth

ˈwolf whis·tle СЪЩ

I. ˈwolf-whis·tle ГЛАГ прх

II. ˈwolf-whis·tle ГЛАГ нпрх

lone ˈwolf СЪЩ прен

Einzelgänger м <-s, ->

wolf down ГЛАГ прх разг

to wolf down sth

ˈwolf cub СЪЩ

1. wolf cub (young wolf):

2. wolf cub Brit dated (Cub Scout):

Wölfling м <-s, -e>

Tas·ma·nian ˈwolf СЪЩ ЗООЛ

Beutelwolf м spec

ˈprai·rie wolf СЪЩ Am

Präriewolf м <-(e)s, -wölfe>
Запис в OpenDict

wolf fifth СЪЩ

wolf fifth МУЗ

"Биология"

wolf pack, pack of wolves

wolf spider СЪЩ

PONS OpenDict

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едноезични примери (не са проверени от PONS редакцията)

Those superstitious about the site spread reports of ill omens, including a claim that wolves had carried off the boundary stakes.
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She desperately searches her friend's grave, which has been picked clean by wolves, and finds one intact.
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He said that old folks say they remember seeing wolves in the bay-swamp area and talk about them every now and then.
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However, some jackals have been observed to follow and feed alongside wolves without evoking any hostility.
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This genetic variation was promoted by spontaneous and, in some cases, intentional periodic matings with locally indigenous wolves (still present).
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