검색
Talon
01
발톱, 갈고리발
a long, sharp nail on the foot of some birds, especially birds of prey
What is a "talon"?
A talon is a sharp, curved claw found on the feet of some birds of prey, including eagles, hawks, and falcons. These claws are used to catch and kill prey, and they are particularly effective for grasping and holding onto smaller animals such as rodents or fish. The talon is characterized by a sharp, pointed tip and a slightly curved shape that is ideal for piercing and tearing. The bird's toes can be flexed to extend or retract the talon, allowing for greater control over the prey. The size and shape of the talon can vary depending on the species of bird, with larger birds generally having larger and more powerful talons.
02
탈론, 남은 카드
the stock or the undealt cards that remain face-down on the table
talon
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예
With lightning speed, the falcon dove towards its prey, talons outstretched for the kill.
The eagle fastened its talons onto the branch, surveying the landscape below with keen eyesight.
The eagle swooped down to seize a fish from the water with its talons.
Hawks have sharp talons and keen eyesight, perfect for their predatory lifestyle.
The falcon's talons were sharp and hooked, perfectly adapted for catching prey.