prey in the PONS Dictionary

prey Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to be easy prey for sb
biti lak plen za nekoga
(deceive) to prey on old people
varati stare ljude

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The precursor to, for example, a wing, might originally have only been used for gliding, trapping flying prey, or mating display.
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Populations of both fish were studied in the wild, where the fish typically dine on two major types of prey.
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Generally, most mosasaurs had sharp teeth evolved to grab soft, slippery prey like fish and squid, which, in later species, were later modified to rend flesh, as well.
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This method of locomotion is extremely slow, but is also almost noiseless and very hard to detect, making it the mode of choice for many species when stalking prey.
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Although it has a predilection for cephalopods, the dietary composition of this opportunistic predator generally reflects the locally available prey types.
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The pratincoles forage mainly on the wing, but are able to take prey on the ground as well.
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We follow the dragon as it stalks its prey, and discover that the dragon has evolved a unique adaptation; mimicry.
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Because of their large size, adults have no problem eating prey as large as fully grown cottontail rabbits.
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Bait used for sturgeon is mostly its natural prey including shad, anchovies, shrimp, and smelt.
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It is thought to attract prey by means of blue fluorescence.
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