hibernation in the PONS Dictionary

hibernation Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to go into hibernation
pasti u hibernaciju

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The novelisation gives extensive background to the reptile culture, including a prologue featuring their hibernation beginning.
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The silky part of the hibernation case is dark brown.
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When conditions are right for the particular type of seed, they can come out of hibernation and grow.
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He went to hibernation and had not directed any film so far.
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Some emigrate from the colony after hibernation in the spring.
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Once per year, they enter a mass hibernation for two months.
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As time dragged on, many of them ended up sleeping for most of the time, in what they later described as a sort of hibernation.
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The adults emerge the following spring after hibernation.
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They have the ability to control their body temperature and equilibrate it with the environment during winter hibernation and whenever they rest.
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This marked the beginning of the creature's twenty-seven-year hibernation period.
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