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predation

/prɪˈdeɪ.ʃən/

Traduction: Action de chasser, tuer et manger un autre organisme, ou plus largement acte de pillage ou d'exploitation agressive envers autrui.

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/prɪˈdeɪ.ʃən/C1formal
  • frAction de chasser, tuer et manger un autre organisme, ou plus largement acte de pillage ou d'exploitation agressive envers autrui.

A noun referring to the act of one organism hunting, killing, and feeding upon another, or more broadly, an act of plundering or preying upon others.

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  1. Biological predationB2formal

    The act of one animal hunting, killing, and eating another animal for food.

    frPrédation biologique

    • Lions engage in predation to survive in the wild.
    • Predation is a key factor in controlling prey populations.
    • The study focused on the predation patterns of wolves.

    Synonymeshunting

  2. Plundering or exploitationC1formal

    The act of taking something by force or through dishonest means, often causing harm.

    frPrédation (exploitation)

    • The predation of natural resources by corporations is a major concern.
    • Historical accounts describe the predation of villages by invading armies.
    • Economic predation can leave communities impoverished.

    Synonymesdepredationexploitationmaraudingpillageplunderraidingspoliation

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  • predations plural form
  • predations' possessive plural form
  • predation's possessive singular form
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