jackrabbit

A large hare native to western North America, known for its long ears and powerful hind legs.

• 🇵🇹Lebre grande e de orelhas muito longas e patas traseiras potentes, típica do oeste da América do Norte, semelhante a uma lebre; no Brasil, geralmente designada como lebre americana ou coelho selvagem de orelhas longas.

1. Large hare of western North America B2 formal american

   A large hare found in western North America, known for its long ears and powerful hind legs, which allow it to run very fast.

   • The jackrabbit darted across the open field.
   • We spotted a jackrabbit near the desert trail.
   • Its long ears help the jackrabbit detect predators.

   🇵🇹Lebre grande do oeste da América do Norte

• jackrabbits plural form
• jackrabbits' possessive plural form
• jackrabbit's possessive singular form

A verb meaning to move or jump suddenly and quickly, like a jackrabbit; often used in informal contexts to describe a sudden start or acceleration.

• 🇵🇹Verbo que significa mover-se ou saltar de repente e rapidamente, como uma lebre; usado em contextos informais para descrever um arranque ou aceleração súbita.

1. Start or move suddenly and quickly B2 informal american

   To begin moving or accelerate abruptly, often with a jerky or rapid motion.

   • The car jackrabbited away from the stoplight.
   • He jackrabbited out of his seat when the bell rang.
   • The horse jackrabbited forward at the sound of the gun.

   🇵🇹Arrancar de repente

   Sinônimos: boltbounddartdashjerkleaplurchshootspringsprint

• jackrabbited past participle
• jackrabbited past simple
• jackrabbiting present participle
• jackrabbits third person singular