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cub
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/kʌb/
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/kʌb/
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cub
noun
cubs
pl
UK
/kʌb/
US
/kʌb/
детёныш
The lioness watched over her cubs carefully.
Львица внимательно следила за своими детёнышами.
медвежонок
The bear cub climbed the tree to escape danger.
Медвежонок залез на дерево, чтобы избежать опасности.
щенок
The wolf cubs were playing near the den.
Волчьи щенки играли возле логова.
Synonymes
offspring
young animal
kit
whelp
pup
cub
verb
cubbed
Past Simple
cubbed
Past Participle
cubbing
Gerund
UK
/kʌb/
US
/kʌb/
Used of certain animals to denote the act of giving birth to cubs.
Synonymes
whelp
give birth to
produce
deliver
bring forth
bear
cub
adjective
Attributive use meaning 'young and inexperienced', e.g., 'cub reporter'.
Synonymes
inexperienced
young
junior
callow
fledgling
green
raw
unseasoned
novice
apprentice
Définitions
cub
noun
A young animal, such as a young bear, lion, fox, or wolf.
The mother bear watched over her cubs as they played in the forest.
A young and inexperienced person, especially a new reporter or scout.
The cub reporter was eager to cover his first big story.
A child member of the Cub Scouts organization.
After school he puts on his uniform and heads to the meeting with the other cubs.
cub
verb
To give birth to cubs; to produce young.
Polar bears usually cub in snow dens.
cub
adjective
Young and inexperienced; novice (used attributively).
The cub reporter made his first appearance at the press conference.
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