No. 9,113 in Spanish
wolverine
The Spanish word for "wolverine" is "glotón," which refers to a carnivorous mammal known for its strength and voracity.
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El lobezno es conocido por su valentía en la naturaleza salvaje.
The wolverine is known for its courage in the wild.
In this context, 'wolverine' refers to the animal species known for its strength and resilience.
En la película, el personaje de Wolverine demuestra habilidades excepcionales.
In the movie, the character Wolverine demonstrates exceptional abilities.
Here, 'Wolverine' is used as a proper noun, referring to the fictional character from comic books and films.
Aprendí que el lobezno vive en zonas del norte durante mi clase de biología.
I learned that the wolverine lives in northern areas during my biology class.
In this sentence, 'wolverine' is presented as a topic of academic learning, focusing on its habitat and biological facts.
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