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rhino

Pronunciation: [ˈraɪnoʊ]

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Learn how to use rhino in a sentence: 6 audio examples across 2 meanings.

Context: “animals”

(noun) a rhino is a large animal with thick skin and one or two big horns on its nose. They are often found in Africa and Asia and are known for their size and strength.

Example

The rhino at the zoo was very impressive and everyone wanted to take a picture of it.

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There were no rhinos in the wildlife sanctuary last summer due to the drought.

Example

What do you think the rhino eats in the wild?

Context: “slang”

(noun) rhino is a short form used in some informal conversations, often to refer to a rhinoceros, but can also mean a tough or strong person. It's a friendly way to say someone is tough.

Example

He was a real rhino on the football field, never backing down from any challenge.

Example

Despite her strong attitude, she wasn't a rhino; she was quite sensitive.

Example

Is she as much of a rhino in class as she is on the sports team?

How to pronounce rhino

Pronunciation: [ˈraɪnoʊ]

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