
die Anakonda
anaconda
A large, powerful constrictor snake that lives in South America and is found mainly in or near water.
Die Anakonda lag reglos im flachen Wasser.
The anaconda lay motionless in the shallow water.
anaconda
die Anakonda, die Anakondas
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anaconda
A large, powerful constrictor snake that lives in South America and is found mainly in or near water.
Die Anakonda lag reglos im flachen Wasser.
The anaconda lay motionless in the shallow water.
| gender | feminine die |
|---|---|
| plural | die Anakondas |
| genitive | der Anakonda |
| singular | plural | |
|---|---|---|
| nominative | die Anakonda | die Anakondas |
| accusative | die Anakonda | die Anakondas |
| dative | der Anakonda | den Anakondas |
| genitive | der Anakonda | der Anakondas |
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Size descriptions or species names frequently appear with „Anakonda“ (anaconda): „eine ausgewachsene Anakonda“ (a fully grown anaconda), „eine riesige Anakonda“ (a huge anaconda), or „eine grüne Anakonda“ (a green anaconda). Verbs such as „beobachten“ (to observe), „entdecken“ (to discover), and „fangen“ (to catch) are also often used with it.
Die Forschenden konnten eine ausgewachsene Anakonda aus sicherer Entfernung beobachten.
The researchers were able to observe a fully grown anaconda from a safe distance.
The meaning is often recognizable from words related to animals and nature, such as „Dschungel“ (jungle), „Fluss“ (river), „Beute“ (prey), „Schlange“ (snake), or „Reptil“ (reptile). Such words usually show that „Anakonda“ (anaconda) refers to the animal.
Am Fluss entdeckten die Reisenden eine Anakonda zwischen den Wasserpflanzen.
At the river, the travelers discovered an anaconda among the aquatic plants.
„Anakonda“ (anaconda) appears both in general descriptions of animals and in zoological and natural history texts. Such texts often discuss its habitat, body size, behavior, or hunting.
Der naturkundliche Bericht beschreibt, wie eine Anakonda ihre Beute im Wasser aufspürt.
The natural history report describes how an anaconda tracks down its prey in the water.