Animals & Wildlife vocabulary — A1
27 words of level A1 (Beginner) from the “Animals & Wildlife” collection. Each one has a short definition in simple English; tap a word to open its dictionary page.
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| Word | Definition |
|---|---|
| dog | an animal that people keep as a pet |
| cat | a small animal that people keep at home |
| horse | a big animal with four legs that people ride |
| cow | a big farm animal that gives milk |
| pig | a pink farm animal with a flat nose |
| sheep | a farm animal with soft white hair |
| rabbit | a small soft animal with long ears |
| mouse | a small animal that lives in houses or fields |
| rat | an animal like a big mouse |
| elephant | a very big animal with a long nose and big ears |
| lion | a big wild cat with a large head of hair |
| tiger | a big wild cat with orange and black lines |
| bear | a big strong wild animal with thick hair |
| monkey | an animal climbing trees with long arms |
| bat | a small animal that flies at night |
| bird | a small animal flying in the air |
| chicken | a bird kept for eggs and meat |
| goose | a big white bird with a long neck |
| turkey | a big bird people eat |
| fish | an animal that lives and swims in water |
| snake | a long thin animal with no legs |
| frog | a small green animal that jumps and lives near water |
| bee | a small yellow and black flying insect |
| fly | a small insect that moves through the air |
| butterfly | a beautiful flying insect with colors |
| egg | a round thing a bird makes that can become a baby |
| bite | a mark on your skin made by an animal's teeth |
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