orang-utan in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for orang-utan in the English»Spanish Dictionary

orangutan [Am ɔˈræŋ(ɡ)əˌtæn, Brit ɔːˌraŋuːˈtan, əˈraŋuːtan], orangoutang [əˈræŋəˌtæŋ, ɔːˌræŋuːˈtæŋ] N

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Translations for orang-utan in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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orang-utan in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for orang-utan in the English»Spanish Dictionary

orang-utan(g) N, orang-outang [ɔ:ˌræŋu:ˈtæn, Am ɔ:ˈræŋətæn] N

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orangután m

Translations for orang-utan in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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English

These days the idea of allowing an orang-utan to smoke a cigarette would prompt howls of disgust and accusations of animal cruelty.

www.smh.com.au

An orang-utan investigates the photo gallery.

theconversation.com

Most visitors hope to come face to face with the region's most iconic animal, the cuddly orang-utan.

www.dailymail.co.uk

Chaos inevitably ensues as the orang-utan is promoted first to butler and later to king.

www.independent.co.uk

For the zoo it would mean one less orang-utan mouth to feed in a home crowded with the orange primates.

www.skynews.com.au

She quickly realised that motion-based games could provide entirely new ways to address the challenges of orang-utan enrichment.

theconversation.com

In major biodiversity hotspots, the future of the lemurs, orang-utan and tiger are in our useless hands.

www.earthtimes.org

If you're an orang-utan and have a unique and beautiful culture and social system, then you're a person that requires freedom.

www.perthnow.com.au

Today our daughters had seen an orang-utan in the wild; we wondered whether their children would be so lucky.

www.telegraph.co.uk

This orang-utan population of 183 individuals is totally isolated and its long-term survival is insecure.

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