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vulture

/ˈvʌl.tʃər/

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noun

/ˈvʌl.tʃər/B2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее крупную хищную птицу, питающуюся преимущественно падалью, или человека, который охотится на других или эксплуатирует их, особенно жадным или безжалостным образом.

A noun referring to a large bird of prey that feeds primarily on carrion, or a person who preys on or exploits others, especially in a greedy or ruthless manner.

  1. Bird of preyB1formal

    A large bird that feeds mainly on dead animals, characterized by a bald head and strong beak.

    ruСтервятник

    • Vultures circled high above the savannah, searching for carrion.
    • The vulture's bald head helps keep it clean while feeding.
    • Many vulture species are now endangered due to habitat loss.
  2. Predatory personB2informal

    A person who exploits others or takes advantage of difficult situations for personal gain.

    ruСтервятник

    • After the company collapsed, the vultures moved in to buy its assets cheaply.
    • He's a financial vulture, preying on desperate homeowners.
    • The media vultures descended on the scandal, looking for any story they could sell.

    Synonymsbloodsuckerghoulhyenaleechopportunistparasitepredatorscavengersharkvampire

Forms
  • vultures plural form
  • vultures' possessive plural form
  • vulture's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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