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

A: A hare is an animal, they are very similar to rabbits. That is the only meaning.

'Hair' is pronounced the same way as 'hare', that might be what you're thinking of.

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A: A hare is a wild rabbit. They're usually larger

A: I think it means to run off in a random direction, literally or metaphorically. Not a common expression at all, at least in US English. Maybe more common in UK English.

A: I don't like jugged hare....lepre in salmì

The tortoise wins the race while the hare is sleeping

It is not easy to catch a hare with your bare hands

A: A bunny is a baby rabbit, or a cutesy name for any rabbit of any age (bunny rabbit-say both words together). A hare is very similar to a rabbit, but it is more skinny with longer ears and legs. Hares are always in the wild. People sometimes keep rabbits as pets.

A: A hare is an animal that is like a rabbit; here is in the same location as you. As in "aquí."

A: Bunny is a casual or childish word, and it means both hares or rabbits.

A: Hares tend to be larger than rabbits, with longer hind legs and longer ears with black markings. While rabbits' fur stays the same color year-round, hareschange color from brown or gray in the summer to white in the winter. ... Only the cottontail rabbit is known to make above-ground nests similar to those ofhares.

A: @AndreYeh: I guess what you mean is the difference between"No hard feelings" and "No offense" . In my opinion, they are interchangeable and do not have much of a difference

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A: I will be lazy all day tomorrow.

A: I'm going to make/have breakfast (reflexive forms are most often implied in english, you only have to use them with transitive verbs which would otherwise have no stated object).

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A: I think what you said is already a proverb in English, but I'm not sure if it originally came from Japanese.

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A: It would be "so many long-eared hares over the ridge"

A: "I came here two weeks ago"