frog — a small amphibian that typically lives both in water and on land, has smooth moist skin, and long hind legs for jumping
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: a small amphibian that typically lives both in water and on land, has smooth moist skin, and long hind legs for jumping
Pronunciation (IPA): /frɔːɡ/
Korean meaning: 개구리
Korean pronunciation: **프**로그
Example Sentences
- The programmer felt like a frog when he had to debug his frog detection program.
- Children love to catch frogs in the summer.
- The princess kissed the frog, hoping it would turn into a prince.
frog
NOUN//frɔːɡ//
a small amphibian that typically lives both in water and on land, has smooth moist skin, and long hind legs for jumping
a small amphibian that typically lives both in water and on land, has smooth moist skin, and long hind legs for jumping
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고대 영어 'frogga'에서 유래되었으며, 개구리의 울음소리를 흉내낸 의성어적 기원을 가지고 있습니다. 많은 언어에서 개구리 이름은 울음소리와 관련이 있어요.
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“The programmer felt like a frog when he had to debug his frog detection program.”
“Children love to catch frogs in the summer.”
“The princess kissed the frog, hoping it would turn into a prince.”
“He had a frog in his throat during the important presentation.”
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