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prey
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/preɪ/
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/preɪ/
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prey
noun
добыча
The lion stalked its prey through the tall grass.
Лев выслеживал свою добычу через высокую траву.
Traducciones adicionales
жертва
Sinónimos
sacrifice
victim
target
game
quarry
prey
verb
preyed
Past Simple
preyed
Past Participle
preying
Gerund
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US
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терзать
Guilt preyed on his mind for years.
Вина терзала его разум годами.
охотиться
The lion preys on the zebra in the wild.
Лев охотится на зебру в дикой природе.
Traducciones adicionales
ловить
Sinónimos
pursue
attack
capture
stalk
hunt
prey
adjective
UK
/preɪ/
US
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Used attributively (e.g., "prey species") to describe animals that are hunted.
Sinónimos
vulnerable
susceptible
exposed
defenseless
helpless
unprotected
at the mercy of
open to
prone to
Definiciones
prey
noun
An animal that is hunted and killed by another for food.
The lion stalked its prey through the tall grass.
A person who is easily deceived or harmed by others.
The scam artist found an easy prey in the unsuspecting tourist.
prey
verb
To hunt and kill for food.
Lions prey on zebras in the savannah.
To exploit or take advantage of someone or something.
Scammers often prey on the elderly by tricking them into giving away their savings.
To cause constant trouble or distress to someone.
Guilt preyed on his mind, making it difficult for him to sleep.
prey
adjective
Relating to animals that are hunted and killed by predators; serving as prey.
Prey species often develop camouflage to avoid detection.
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