feline

• Relativo ao gato ou que se parece com ele; que tem qualidades felinas, como graça e flexibilidade.

Relating to or resembling a cat; having cat-like qualities.

1. Cat-likeB2formal

   Relating to or resembling a cat, especially in appearance or behavior.

   Felino

   • She moved with feline grace across the room.
   • His feline eyes watched the bird intently.
   • The dancer's movements were fluid and feline.

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2. Belonging to the cat familyB2formal

   Relating to the biological family Felidae, which includes domestic cats and wild cats.

   Felino

   • Lions, tigers, and leopards are all feline species.
   • The zoo has a new exhibit on feline predators.
   • Feline anatomy is adapted for hunting.

   Sinônimosfelid

• Substantivo que designa qualquer membro da família Felidae, incluindo gatos domésticos e felinos selvagens como leões, tigres e leopardos.

A noun referring to any member of the cat family (Felidae), including domestic cats and wild cats such as lions, tigers, and leopards.

1. B1formal

   A member of the cat family (Felidae), especially a domestic cat.

   Felino

   • The veterinarian specializes in treating felines.
   • Felines are known for their agility and grace.
   • She adopted a stray feline from the shelter.

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2. Cat-like animalB2formal

   Any animal belonging to the biological family Felidae, including lions, tigers, and domestic cats.

   Felino

   • Lions and tigers are large felines found in the wild.
   • The zoo has a new exhibit featuring exotic felines.
   • Felines are carnivorous mammals with retractable claws.

   Sinônimoscatfelid