Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Alligator"

A: An phrase that means じゃまたね！　

A: It's an expression meaning to see you later.

A: It's just a slang way of saying "See you later"

A: It means see you later.. Its a reference from a song .. "See you later alligator after a while crocodile.." http://youtu.be/Ch1UQ47rWKU

Its just a funny way of saying goodbye

A: I'm just guessing, but "alligator dung and yak's blood" could mean "traditional medicine".

A: Alligator is an animal.

“Look at that alligator”

“Is that an alligator?”

“There’s an alligator is the pond”

“We live by alligators.”

A: 1. The shoes are made of alligator skin. 

2. Alligator lives in the rivers and lakes.

3. They went to the zoo to see an alligator.

4. Alligators can be quite dangerous.

A:

Alligators possess a U-shaped snout, and are smaller and more timid than crocodiles.

Crocodiles are larger, more aggressive, are mostly green or brown, and have a snout in a V-shape.
hope that helps!

A: They're different species. Alligators have rounder noses and live in Florida and China. Crocodiles have more pointed noses and live in Africa and Australia.

A: Usually, crocodiles live in salt water, while alligators live in fresh water. Crocodiles are normally larger and have wider snouts. Crocodiles live in Africa and Australia. I think alligators are only found in America.
Maybe someone else will know more.

A: alligator belongs to a small generation of croc,like donkey and mule

A: http://crocodilian.com/cnhc/cbd-faq-q1.htm

A: Alligators can be found in America and China.
We can go to America and China to see alligators.
If we want to see alligators, we'll have to go to America and China.

By way, I would use names of continents instead of countries for finding population of animals. Such as The Americas and Asia.

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A: here is how to pronounce it.

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A: "Bye bye butterfly" ^_^

A: There used to be an alligator which was very naughty and difficult to deal with.

A: @polianatoledo its another way to see goodbye or see them later
see you later alligator in awhile or after awhile crocodile

A: Alligators are baby’s of crocodiles