lioness in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for lioness in the English»French Dictionary

lioness [Brit ˈlʌɪənɛs, Am ˈlaɪənəs] N

lioness

lionne f

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lionne

lioness

j'ai vu une lionne, elle était avec ses petits

I saw a lioness, she was with her cubs

la lionne et ses petits

the lioness and her cubs ou young

lioness in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for lioness in the English»French Dictionary

lioness <-sses> [laɪəˈnes] N

lioness

lionne f

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lionne

lioness

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English

After that it frequently was the lioness who was represented as the protector and chief warrior of a culture.

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The empress returns to the ship with her child and the lioness follows.

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She is like a lioness of her pride, she will protect her family from anything.

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She was depicted as a lioness and the pharaoh-as-warrior was said to be her son, therefore, a lion.

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At this time, the zoo claimed to have 40 lions and lionesses in their genetic pool.

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Deities, or heroes grasping lionesses, cattle, griffins, or other "imaginary" creatures are sometimes found.

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Other animals, such as a lioness, will pick up its cub in its mouth and place it somewhere else before abandoning it.

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She was associated with lions even then a symbol of power and was frequently depicted standing on the backs of two lionesses.

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Then a lioness appears and takes away the other in its mouth.

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Why sociality the most pronounced in any cat species has developed in lionesses is the subject of much debate.

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