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cub

/kʌb/

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noun

/kʌb/A2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее детёныша некоторых плотоядных млекопитающих, таких как медведи, волки или львы; также неформально используется для описания неуклюжего или неопытного юноши или как ласковое обращение к мальчику.

A noun referring to the young of certain carnivorous mammals such as bears, wolves, or lions; also used informally to describe an awkward or inexperienced youth, or as a familiar term for a boy.

  1. Young animalA2formal

    The young of certain animals, especially bears, lions, foxes, and wolves.

    ruДетёныш

    • The lioness was protecting her cubs from danger.
    • A bear cub was spotted playing near the river.
    • The fox cubs were learning to hunt from their mother.

    Synonymskitpupwhelp

  2. Novice or beginnerB1informal

    A young or inexperienced person, especially in a particular field or activity.

    ruНовичок

    • He's just a cub in the world of journalism.
    • The team has a few cubs who are still learning the game.
    • She's a cub reporter for the local newspaper.

    Synonymsbeginnergreenhornneophytenewcomernovicerookie

    Antonymsexpertmasterprofessionalveteran

Forms
  • cubs plural form
  • cubs' possessive plural form
  • cub's possessive singular form
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