gazelle
word
Definition
A gazelle is a small, graceful antelope with long legs and curved horns, found mainly in Africa and Asia. Gazelles are known for their speed and agility.
Usage & Nuances
Used in zoological, literary, and descriptive contexts. Often associated with swiftness or grace ('moves like a gazelle'). May appear in both scientific and poetic language.
Spanish: gacelaPortuguese (BR): gazelaPortuguese (PT): gazelaChinese (Simplified): 瞪羚Chinese (Traditional): 瞪羚Hindi: गज़ेलArabic: غزالBengali: গাজেলRussian: газельJapanese: ガゼルVietnamese: linh dương gazelleKorean: 가젤Turkish: ceylanUrdu: غزالIndonesian: gazel
Example Sentences
Many gazelles live on the African savannah.
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She moved across the field as gracefully as a gazelle.
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The herd scattered like gazelles when the lion appeared.
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A gazelle can run very fast to escape predators.
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A gazelle eats grass and leaves.
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Have you ever seen a gazelle leap? It's incredible how high they can jump.
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