English to Latin Meaning of savanna - savanna

Savanna :

savanna

noun

Savanna :: SavannaSavannas :: Tropici

← Savage

savant →

Share This

Definitions of savanna in English

Noun(1) a flat grassland in tropical or subtropical regions

Examples of savanna in English

(1) The company has announced a savage price cut of its videogame system.(2) Some people argue that capital punishment is a savage act and must be abolished in every state.(3) Critics are going to savage this film out of respect to Charade and that's not really fair.(4) After five years he escaped to America, from where he continued his savage denunciations of British policy in Ireland and around the world.(5) His first period in office as Prime Minister is best known for his savage repression of labour unrest, which earned him the hostility of the Socialist Party and left him little time for social reform.(6) I have had occasion over the years to savage this or that actor or screenwriter or director in print as part of my work as a film critic.(7) We had terrible visions of savage marauders destroying sacred idols, throwing them around with vicious glee.(8) The two combatants charged at each other with weapons drawn and fought like savage beasts.(9) Then he tells her of his wild tales of the savage barbarian Conan, and she sees the fire in his eyes.(10) They turned useless prairies into golden wheat fields, their wagons into powerful locomotives, and a savage wilderness into a network of commerce and trade.(11) His natural gift for writing led him to enjoy hurling savage personal abuse at his Tory opponents, but he was not pleased when his attacks were returned with interest.(12) We tried to have a debate on serious historical presidents, and you make it into a savage attack on the current president.(13) Even his old financial wizardry was in doubt: two loans floated in August failed miserably after savage criticism in the Assembly.(14) One would think that they were getting ready to unlock the cage of some savage beast.(15) These fierce and savage warriors actually consisted of Jutes, Friesians, Angles and Saxons.(16) He explained some things about the human mind, and how mankind began originally as savage hunters, fighting for their food and anything that got in their way.

(1) savage ::

fero

Synonyms

Noun

Different Forms

savanna, savannas

English to Latin Dictionary: savanna

Meaning and definitions of savanna, translation in Latin language for savanna with similar and opposite words. Also find spoken pronunciation of savanna in Latin and in English language.

Tags for the entry 'savanna'

What savanna means in Latin, savanna meaning in Latin, savanna definition, examples and pronunciation of savanna in Latin language.