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wolf cub

/ˈwʊlf kʌb/

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/ˈwʊlf kʌb/A2formal
  • ruМолодой волк, обычно младше одного года, или член самой младшей возрастной группы в скаутском движении (скауты-волчата).

A young wolf, typically less than one year old, or a member of the youngest age group in the scouting movement (Cub Scouts).

  1. Young wolfA2formal

    The offspring of a wolf, typically born in a litter and raised in a pack.

    ruВолчонок

    • The wolf cub played with its siblings near the den.
    • A wolf cub stays with its mother for about two years.
    • The pack protected the wolf cub from danger.
  2. Junior Scout (historical)B1formalbritish

    A member of the junior branch of the Scout movement, typically for boys aged 8 to 11.

    ruВолчонок (историческое)

    • He joined the Wolf Cubs when he was nine years old.
    • The Wolf Cubs went on a camping trip last weekend.
    • She earned several badges as a Wolf Cub.