zorro
/ˈθoro/, [ˈθo.ro]fox
Noun zorro m (plural zorros, feminine zorra, feminine plural zorras)
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fox (carnivore)
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(Campeche, Quintana Roo, Tabasco, Yucatán) opossum
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skunk
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(by extension, figuratively) fox (sly or cunning person)
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(Argentina) jack (device used to raise and temporarily support a heavy object)
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(by extension, figuratively) beacon
Adjective zorro (feminine zorra, masculine plural zorros, feminine plural zorras)
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clever, crafty, sly
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El zorro y el oso vivían juntos.
The fox and the bear lived together.
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El rápido zorro marrón no saltó por encima del perro vago.
The quick brown fox didn't jump over the lazy dog.
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Un zorro huele él primero su propio olor.
A fox smells its own stink first.
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El cazador le disparó a un zorro.
The hunter shot a fox.
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El anciano liberó al pequeño zorro de la trampa.
The old man freed the little fox from the trap.
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Las orejas de un conejo son más largas que las de un zorro.
The ears of a rabbit are longer than those of a fox.
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Atraparon al zorro con una trampa.
They caught the fox with a trap.
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Llegó un zorro.
A fox came along.
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Un zorro cayó en el lazo.
A fox was caught in the snare.
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El zorro es un animal salvaje.
A fox is a wild animal.
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