Wombats Meaning in English
word · lemma: wombat
ˈwɑmˌbæts
WAHM-bats
wˈɒmbæts
WOM-bats
Definition
Wombats are medium-sized, burrowing marsupials native to Australia. They have short legs, sturdy bodies, and are known for digging tunnels and eating plants.
Usage & Nuances
Always plural; the singular is 'wombat'. Used mainly in conversations about Australian wildlife. Sometimes referenced in Australian culture and children's stories.
Spanish: wombatsPortuguese (BR): wombatsPortuguese (PT): wombatsChinese (Simplified): 袋熊Chinese (Traditional): 袋熊Hindi: वोम्बैट्सArabic: ومباتBengali: ওয়ম্ব্যাটRussian: вомбатJapanese: ウォンバットVietnamese: chuột túi mũi tròn - gấu túi wombatKorean: 웜뱃Turkish: vombatUrdu: وومبیٹIndonesian: wombat
Example Sentences
Wombats live in deep burrows.
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Many wombats sleep during the day.
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Wombats eat grass and roots.
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Have you ever seen wombats in the wild?
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Kids love stories about wombats and kangaroos.
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I spotted three wombats on my trip to Australia last year.
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