Wolves: meaning, definitions and examples

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wolves

[ wʊlvz ]

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wild animals

Wolves are large carnivorous mammals of the genus Canis, known for their distinctive howling and hunting in packs. They are highly social animals with a complex communication system.

Synonyms

pack animals, predators, wild dogs

Examples of usage

Wolves often hunt in packs to increase their chances of success.
The howl of a wolf can be heard from miles away.

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sports teams

In sports, the term 'wolves' is often used as a team name to symbolize strength, unity, and competitiveness.

Synonyms

players, squad, team

Examples of usage

The Wolves basketball team is known for their aggressive playing style.
The Wolves soccer team has a loyal fan base.

Translations

Translations of the word "wolves" in other languages:

🇵🇹 lobos

🇮🇳 भेड़िए

🇩🇪 Wölfe

🇮🇩 serigala

🇺🇦 вовки

🇵🇱 wilki

🇯🇵 オオカミ

🇫🇷 loups

🇪🇸 lobos

🇹🇷 kurtlar

🇰🇷 늑대

🇸🇦 ذئاب

🇨🇿 vlci

🇸🇰 vlci

🇨🇳 狼

🇸🇮 volkovi

🇮🇸 úlfar

🇰🇿 қасқырлар

🇬🇪 მგლები

🇦🇿 qurdlar

🇲🇽 lobos

Word origin

The word 'wolves' originated from Old English 'wulf', which is related to German 'Wolf' and Dutch 'wolf'. Wolves have long been a symbol of wilderness, freedom, and mystery in various cultures around the world. They play a significant role in folklore, mythology, and literature, often depicted as both villains and heroes.