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Cub
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σκύμνος
a young carnivorous mammal, such as a bear, lion, fox, etc.
What is a "cub?
A cub is a term used to describe the young of certain carnivorous mammals, such as bears, lions, tigers, and wolves. Cubs are born helpless and require intensive care from their mothers for survival. As they grow, they learn to hunt and fend for themselves, developing the skills necessary to become independent adults. Cubs can be very playful and energetic, often engaging in rough-and-tumble play with their siblings or other young animals in their social group. Cubs are typically weaned at a few months old and remain with their mothers until they are old enough to live independently or join a new social group.
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σκύμνος
a male child (a familiar term of address to a boy)
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σκύμνος
an awkward and inexperienced youth
to cub
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νεογνό ζώου
give birth to cubs
Παράδειγμα
The mother protected her cubs fiercely against any potential threats in the wild.
The lioness runs with her cubs, teaching them important hunting skills as they grow.
Cheetah cubs playfully frolicked in the shade, honing their skills for future hunts.
The protective mother bear growled at any perceived threat to her cubs.
The zookeepers were excited as the panda started to show signs that she would drop a cub soon.
