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creature

UK
/ˈkriːtʃə/
US
/ˈkriːtʃɚ/

Translations

creaturenoun
creatures
pl
UK
/ˈkriːtʃə/
US
/ˈkriːtʃɚ/
The forest is home to many wild creatures.
В лесу обитает много диких животных.
The creature emerged from the shadows.
Существо вышло из тени.
креатурао зависимом лице, ставленнике
The council was packed with the governor's creatures.
Совет был набит креатурами губернатора.
созданиекнижн.; часто о необычном, странном или жалком существе
The movie featured a terrifying creature from another planet.
В фильме показали жуткое создание с другой планеты.
тварьразг., пренебр.; о страшном или отвратительном существе/животном
The old book described a terrifying creature.
Старая книга описывала ужасную тварь.
Additional translations
чудовищеобычно о страшном, уродливом или фантастическом существе
Synonyms
entity
organism
animal
living thing
creation
critter
being
creatureadjective
UK
/ˈkriː.tʃə/
US
/ˈkriː.tʃɚ/
Used attributively, chiefly in fixed phrases such as "creature comforts" to denote bodily or material needs.
Additional translations
житейскийобычно в составе выражения creature comforts

Definitions

creaturenoun
An animal, especially a non-human one.
The forest is home to many wild creatures.
A fictional or imaginary being, often with unusual or supernatural powers.
The movie featured a terrifying creature from another planet.
A person, often used to emphasize a particular characteristic or quality.
She is a creature of habit, always following the same routine.
A person or thing that owes its position or existence to, and is often controlled by, another; a subordinate or dependent.
The council was packed with the governor's creatures.
creatureadjective
Relating to the bodily needs or pleasures of living beings, especially animals or humans.
They were searching for a hotel that offered a few creature comforts after the long trek.
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