🇬🇧 Vulture meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

A vulture is a very big bird with wide wings and a bald head that eats animals that are already dead, cleaning up nature like a flying garbage truck in the sky.

When I tripped in the field, a vulture flew closer, probably thinking, "Is this snack ready yet?"

The vulture circled my brother’s messy room, assuming anything that smelly had to be officially dead.

When Grandma said her meatloaf could raise the dead, a vulture showed up to check the experiment.

I dressed as a vulture for Halloween and just followed people around saying, "You gonna finish that candy?"

Vultures help keep nature clean by eating dead animals, and their super strong stomach acid can even destroy many dangerous germs.

A child walks on a dry hill and sees a vulture high in the blue sky. The vulture circles and stops near a dead goat. The child watches as the vulture eats. More vulture feathers move in the wind. The child feels sad, then waves goodbye to the vulture as it flies away.

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This word is at the B1 level, which means it’s important for understanding and discussing familiar topics like work, school, or leisure. Words at this level help you express your thoughts, opinions, and experiences with more detail.

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