ga·tor [ingl. am. ˈgeɪt̬ɚ] SUST. ingl. am. argot
gator abreviación de alligator
- gator
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The alligators were briefly returned to the plaza in 1972 only to be removed once again in 1974 at a cause of vandals.
en.wikipedia.org This was largely driven by diminishing stocks of wild alligators, which had been hunted nearly to extinction around this time.
en.wikipedia.org Each season, the series focuses on various teams of alligator hunters.
en.wikipedia.org The people put alligator oil on exposed skin to repel mosquitoes.
en.wikipedia.org Some are effigies of birds, snakes, alligators and other animals, but most are human effigies.
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www.travelnotes.de And, one reason more to be careful, a gator that seems to be resting without a movement, can make a sudden jump of several meters, and they can run very fast a short distance.
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ein Alligator, der bewegungslos zu ruhen scheint, kann plötzlich einen Sprung von mehreren Metern machen und auch für kurze Strecken sehr schnell laufen.
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www.travelnotes.de And, one reason more to be careful, a gator that seems to be resting without a movement, can make a sudden jump of several meters, and they can run very fast a short distance.
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Ein anderer Grund, vorsichtig zu sein: ein Alligator, der bewegungslos zu ruhen scheint, kann plötzlich einen Sprung von mehreren Metern machen und auch für kurze Strecken sehr schnell laufen.
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