dingo
word
Definition
A dingo is a wild dog native to Australia, known for its tan-colored fur and pointed ears.
Usage & Nuances
Mainly used when talking about Australian wildlife. 'Dingo' is both singular and plural. Sometimes used in expressions like 'a dingo ate my baby' (from a famous Australian case).
Spanish: dingoPortuguese (BR): dingosPortuguese (PT): dingoChinese (Simplified): 野狗（澳大利亚）Chinese (Traditional): 野狗（澳大利亞）Hindi: डिंगो (ऑस्ट्रेलियाई जंगली कुत्ता)Arabic: دينغو (كلب بري أسترالي)Bengali: ডিঙ্গোRussian: дингоJapanese: ディンゴVietnamese: chó hoang dingoKorean: 딩고Turkish: dingoUrdu: ڈِنگوIndonesian: anjing dingo
Example Sentences
People have seen dingoes hunting in packs.
basic
A dingo lives in the Australian outback.
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The dingo is different from other wild dogs.
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Have you ever heard a dingo howl at night?
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Many farmers worry about dingoes attacking their livestock.
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In some parts of Australia, you might spot a dingo crossing the road.
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