🇬🇧 Tyrannosaurus rex meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card
noun
A tyrannosaurus rex, often called T. rex, was a giant meat‑eating dinosaur that lived millions of years ago. It walked on two powerful back legs, had a long, heavy tail to help it balance, and a huge head full of sharp teeth for biting its food. Its front arms were very small compared to its body, which makes it look a bit funny, but it was still one of the strongest and scariest hunters of its time.
Our dog barks at the vacuum cleaner like it’s a tiny tyrannosaurus rex invading the living room.
My little brother stomps around the house like a mini tyrannosaurus rex hunting for leftover pizza.
The tyrannosaurus rex ordered a burger and then ate the chair, the table, and part of the restaurant for dessert.
At the costume party, I went as a tyrannosaurus rex, then accidentally knocked over the snacks with my giant tail.
A tyrannosaurus rex could grow longer than a school bus and had teeth as big as bananas.
At the lake, a child drops his sandwich as a tyrannosaurus rex lumbers from the trees. The tyrannosaurus rex snaps meat with sharp teeth, its huge back legs thudding while tiny arms wave uselessly. A second tyrannosaurus rex roars. The first tyrannosaurus rex watches a nearby tyrannosaurus rex, then turns away. The child runs home, shaken.
🧑🎓 CEFR Level: C2 Proficient
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