caribou en el Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Traducciones de caribou en el diccionario inglés»español

caribou <pl caribou> [ingl. am. ˈkɛrəˌbu, ingl. brit. ˈkarɪbuː] SUST.

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In the wintertime, a drink called caribou is also consumed.

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However, there appears to be a time lag between forest harvest and disappearance of caribou.

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Research suggests that there is a two decade time lag between disturbance by forest harvest and disappearance of caribou.

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Those dishes included pepper-seared rare tataki of caribou loin and ragout of hare.

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Traditional foods like seal, walrus, narwhal and caribou are consumed frequently.

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When an Inuk dies, they are wrapped in caribou skin and buried.

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Besides providing food, caribou provides clothing, shelter, and tools, such as the babiche bag, made of caribou rawhide.

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Hunting is for seal, walrus, caribou, and beluga whale.

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The clan finds a faraway cave and puts away winter provisionsonly there is no caribou meat.

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I did have to buy my mukluks, which are the bottoms of the traditional footwear, and kamik, which is the top of the mukluk and is of moose or caribou.

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