creature — a living being, especially an animal
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: a living being, especially an animal
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈkriːtʃər/
Korean meaning: 생물, 특히 동물
Korean pronunciation: **크리**처
Example Sentences
- My cat thinks it's a fierce creature, but it's scared of cucumbers.
- Scientists discovered a new deep-sea creature with glowing tentacles.
- He's a creature of comfort who can't sleep without his teddy bear.
creature
NOUN//ˈkriːtʃər//
a living being, especially an animal
A young explorer discovers various forest creatures in their natural habitat
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Origin
From Old French 'creature' and Latin 'creatura', meaning 'a thing created.' Derived from the Latin verb 'creare' meaning 'to create or produce.'
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“My cat thinks it's a fierce creature, but it's scared of cucumbers.”
“Scientists discovered a new deep-sea creature with glowing tentacles.”
“He's a creature of comfort who can't sleep without his teddy bear.”
“The documentary showed how creatures adapt to extreme environments.”
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