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animal foot

/ˈænɪməl fʊt/

Traducción: Término literal que designa la parte terminal de la extremidad de un animal, ya sea un pie o una pata, utilizado comúnmente en contextos biológicos o veterinarios para referirse a la estructura del extremo de la extremidad.

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/ˈænɪməl fʊt/A2formalscientific
  • esTérmino literal que designa la parte terminal de la extremidad de un animal, ya sea un pie o una pata, utilizado comúnmente en contextos biológicos o veterinarios para referirse a la estructura del extremo de la extremidad.

A literal term referring to the foot or paw of an animal, often used in biological or veterinary contexts to describe the structure at the end of a limb.

  1. PawA1formal

    The foot of a four-legged animal, typically with claws or pads.

    esPata de animal

    • The cat licked its paw after stepping in water.
    • The dog left muddy paw prints on the floor.
    • The bear's paw was huge and covered in fur.
  2. HoofA2formal

    The hard foot of certain animals like horses, cows, and deer.

    esPezuña

    • The horse's hoof needed to be trimmed by the farrier.
    • The cow's hooves made a soft sound on the grass.
    • Deer have cloven hooves that help them climb rocky terrain.
  3. ClawA2formal

    A curved, pointed nail on the foot of some animals, used for gripping or defense.

    esGarra

    • The eagle's claws were sharp and strong.
    • The crab used its claws to catch food.
    • The lizard's claws helped it climb the wall.