Dictionary entry
Wove, woven
Pronunciation: /wəʊv/
Pronunciation
/wəʊv/
Myanmar Meaning
wove, woven see weave.
Definition
wildebeest /'wÇldǝbi:st/ n ( pl unchanged or wildebeests ) = GNU
Examples
- ‘In a terrestrial context this scenario might be likened to gazelles
- wildebeests
- and lions gathering around a watering hole.’
- ‘Cheetahs use their speed to outrun their prey
- which includes such fleet-footed creatures as gazelles and wildebeests.’
- ‘He also established game on the farm - wildebeest
- zebra
- blesbok
- duiker and jackals.’
- ‘The delta is filled with wildlife - wildebeest
- giraffe
- hippo
- elephant
- zebra and buffalo have all found a home here.’
- ‘By day
- follow expert Masai guides on foot to spot lions
- cheetahs
- and wildebeests without disturbing their habitats.’
- ‘Nearby
- groups of wildebeest
- nyala antelope and zebra milled about their cages and enormous white rhinos rested on their sides in their long pens.’
- ‘Zebras therefore tend to be the first species to utilize an area
- and they are followed by wildebeests and gazelles after they have trampled and cropped the grass short.’
- ‘We walked for hours in the warm sun of the African spring
- and in the near distance saw impalas
- zebras
- a few elephants
- and giraffes
- as well as the ever-present vervet monkeys catching air between branches.’
- ‘In less than an hour the assembled scavengers had picked the wildebeest's bones clean.’
- ‘First in were wildebeest
- zebras and giraffes
- and then
- after ten years
- predators were introduced - two prides of lions
- cheetahs and a pack of wild dogs.’
- ‘Kenya is also home to some of the world's most spectacular wildlife
- including elephants
- lions
- giraffes
- antelope
- and many rare and beautiful species of birds.’
- ‘Disunity can also prove fatal - wildebeests or caribou that stray away from the main herd are far more likely to fall victim to lions or wolves.’
- ‘Some other interesting wildlife here includes giraffe
- leopard
- cheetah
- jackal
- blue wildebeest
- gemsbok and black rhino.’
- ‘In the last flush of the setting sun
- impalas and wildebeest pull tighter together and drift toward deep cover before nightfall.’
- ‘You'll get up close to the wildlife
- including giraffe
- impala and wildebeest