Vocab Bloom Hub

jackal

/ˈdʒæk.əl/

Traduction: Mammifère canidé nocturne de l'Ancien Monde, proche du chien et plus petit que le loup, qui chasse généralement seul ou en couple mais peut aussi se rassembler en meutes.

1 entrée

noun

/ˈdʒæk.əl/B2formal
  • frMammifère canidé nocturne de l'Ancien Monde, proche du chien et plus petit que le loup, qui chasse généralement seul ou en couple mais peut aussi se rassembler en meutes.

A nocturnal canine mammal native to the Old World, closely related to dogs and smaller than a wolf, which typically hunts alone or in pairs but may also form packs.

  1. Wild canineB2formal

    A medium-sized, nocturnal wild dog found in Africa and Asia, known for its howling and scavenging behavior.

    frChacal (canidé sauvage)

    • The jackal howled in the distance as the sun set.
    • A pack of jackals was seen scavenging near the village.
    • Jackals are known for their clever hunting strategies.
Formes
  • jackals plural form
  • jackals' possessive plural form
  • jackal's possessive singular form