🇬🇧 Crocodile meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card
noun
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A crocodile is a large, long-bodied reptile with a strong tail, short legs, and a huge mouth full of sharp teeth. It can swim very well in rivers and lakes, but it can also crawl on land and lie very still, almost like a log, while it waits for food.
The crocodile blinked once, splashed once, and convinced my little brother that this was not the right day for swimming.
A crocodile can hold its breath underwater longer than I can hold mine while taking out the trash.
At the zoo, the crocodile didn’t move for ten minutes, so I thought it was fake until it blinked and my soul left my body.
When the ball rolled near the crocodile pond, everyone suddenly discovered they did NOT need that ball anymore.
The zookeeper said a crocodile can live for over 70 years, which means one could remember your grandpa’s bad haircut.
A child sees a crocodile in the river. The crocodile has big sharp teeth and a long tail. This crocodile swims in the water and then the crocodile walks onto the land. The child is scared and gets into a small boat. The crocodile watches, then swims away. The child breathes and smiles.
🧑🎓 CEFR Level: A1 Beginner
This word is at the A1 level, which means it is one of the first words you learn when starting English. It’s commonly used in everyday conversations and helps you communicate basic ideas like greetings, family, or daily activities.
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