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Crab
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rĂĄk, tarisznyarĂĄk
a sea creature with eight legs, two pincers, and a hard shell, which is able to live on land
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With a flick of its pincers, the crab snapped up a tasty morsel washed ashore by the tide.
OllĂłinak egy mozdulatĂĄval a rĂĄk elkapott egy Ăzletes falatot, amit a dagĂĄly sodort partra.
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The seafood buffet offered a selection of crab dishes, from crab legs to crab salad.
A tenger gyĂŒmölcseibĆl kĂ©szĂŒlt bĂŒfĂ© vĂĄlogatott rĂĄk-Ă©teleket kĂnĂĄlt, a rĂĄk lĂĄbaktĂłl a rĂĄk salĂĄtĂĄig.
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a stroke of the oar in which the blade either misses the water or digs too deeply, often causing a loss of control
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Beginners often struggle to avoid crabs while learning to row.
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an irritable or grumpy person
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Grandpa is a lovable old crab despite his complaints.
to crab
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to complain or grumble persistently
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He tends to crab about minor inconveniences.
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to catch crabs
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He enjoys crabbing in the bay every summer.
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to move sideways, like a crab
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He crabbed sideways to avoid the puddle.
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to fly an aircraft into a crosswind by angling the nose into the wind to maintain a straight path over the ground
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Aircraft must crab during approach when winds are gusty.
Lexikai Fa
crabby
crab
