🇬🇧 Grizzly bear meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card
noun
A grizzly bear is a very big wild bear that lives in parts of North America. It has thick grayish-brown fur, long claws, and a strong body. Grizzly bears are powerful animals that can run fast, climb, and swim. They usually live in forests and mountains, and they like to eat things like fish, berries, plants, and sometimes other animals. People should admire grizzly bears from a safe distance because they are wild and can be dangerous if scared or surprised.
I put on my brown fuzzy pajamas and scared myself in the mirror because I looked like a confused grizzly bear.
I tried to do a cool grizzly bear roar, but the dog just tilted his head like, "Nice try, human."
My little brother tried to scare me with a grizzly bear growl, but he ended up coughing and asking for water.
Our teacher asked what animal we feel like on Monday mornings, and half the class said, "A sleepy grizzly bear."
When my stomach growls, it sounds like a tiny grizzly bear demanding pizza.
A hiker froze as a grizzly bear fished in the river. The grizzly bear turned, shaking water from gray-brown fur. That grizzly bear sniffed fish, then rose on hind legs, huge and slow, smelling the air. The grizzly bear padded away into the trees; the grizzly bear's heavy steps faded, leaving the hiker trembling and whispering thanks under her breath.
🧑🎓 CEFR Level: C2 Proficient
This word is at the C2 level, which means it represents the highest mastery of English. It’s often used in specialized or highly formal contexts and helps you communicate with precision and subtlety, much like a native speaker.
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