English to Latin Meaning of anaconda - anaconda

Anaconda :

anaconda

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Definitions of anaconda in English

Noun(1) large arboreal boa of tropical South America

Examples of anaconda in English

(1) While other snakes can grow longer, they cannot match the anaconda 's length and bulk.(2) The bite of a very large nonpoisonous snake, like a twenty-foot anaconda or python, may be considered dangerous.(3) You got the python, Larry, the anaconda and the boa constrictor.(4) While accessible to surrounding tribes, the area remains largely untouched because of the belief that a giant anaconda guards its shores.(5) Watch as a female anaconda in Venezuela hunts down a capybara - the world's largest rodent - and swallows her meal whole.(6) You know the python from Africa and Asia, the anaconda from South America.(7) Even a fearsome spectacled caiman is unable to escape an anaconda 's fatal embrace.(8) The skin of an anaconda stretches across most of the ceiling.(9) Actually, anacondas are slow, shy reptiles, which are found in swamps of South America.(10) Despite being set in the jungles of Borneo, where anacondas are not known to slither, the film has a host of giant computer-animated specimens, but it doesn't think of much to do with them.(11) Jaguars may have been their most important predators, but some are probably killed by anacondas and caimans.(12) I observe three committed young men strangling their instruments as if wrestling with man-eating anacondas .(13) More recently, two giant anacondas vanished from their cages on the very day a major police operation named after them commenced and were just as mysteriously repatriated after a nationwide alarm was raised.(14) Over 60 species can be seen ranging from giant cockroaches to crocodiles and anacondas .(15) This reptile family includes such notable snakes as anacondas , pythons, and boa constrictors, all big animals notorious for their ability to tackle prey even larger than themselves.(16) Snakes were initially heavily muscled, swamp-based creatures much like today's anacondas of South America.

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