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lion

/ˈlaɪ.ən/

Übersetzung: Große, kräftige Raubkatze, die in Afrika und Teilen Asiens lebt und für ihr goldbraunes Fell und die Mähne der Männchen bekannt ist.

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noun

/ˈlaɪ.ən/A1formal
  • deGroße, kräftige Raubkatze, die in Afrika und Teilen Asiens lebt und für ihr goldbraunes Fell und die Mähne der Männchen bekannt ist.

A large, powerful wild cat native to Africa and parts of Asia, known for its golden fur and the male's prominent mane.

  1. Large wild catA1formal

    A large, powerful wild cat found in Africa and parts of Asia, known as the 'king of the jungle'.

    deLöwe

    • The lion roared loudly in the savannah.
    • Lions are social animals that live in prides.
    • We saw a lion resting under a tree during our safari.
  2. Brave or strong personB2informal

    A person who is very brave, strong, or courageous.

    deMutiger Mensch

    • He fought like a lion in the boxing ring.
    • She is a lion when it comes to defending her family.
    • The general was a lion on the battlefield.

    Synonymebravechampionconquerorherowarrior

    Antonymecowardweakling

  3. Famous or important personB2informal

    A person who is very famous, influential, or celebrated in a particular field.

    deBerühmtheit

    • He is a literary lion of the 20th century.
    • The party was attended by social lions and celebrities.
    • She became a lion in the world of fashion design.

    Synonymecelebritydignitaryleading lightluminarynotablepersonagestarvip

Formen
  • lions plural form
  • lions' possessive plural form
  • lion's possessive singular form
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