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wild

Aussprache: [/ˈwaɪ̯ld/]

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Kontext: „animals“

(adjective) used to describe animals that are free to roam in their natural habitat and not controlled by humans. Wild animals live in the forest, in the ocean, or other places without being tamed by people.

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We went on a safari and saw wild elephants in their natural habitat.

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My dog is a domestic pet, not a wild animal.

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Have you ever seen a wild bear in the mountains?

Kontext: „behavior“

(adjective) used to describe actions or behavior that are unruly, unrestrained, or out of control. Wild behavior is often unpredictable and can be rough or crazy.

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The children had a wild time at the birthday party, playing games and laughing.

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The teacher had to calm down the students' wild behavior in the classroom.

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Do you think it's okay to act wild at a formal event?

Kontext: „plants“

(adjective) used to describe plants that grow freely in nature without being cultivated by humans. Wild plants can be found in fields, forests, or other natural environments.

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The hikers admired the colorful wildflowers blooming along the trail.

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The garden only had domesticated flowers, not wild ones.

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Which do you prefer, wild roses or cultivated roses?

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