Pronunciation: /ɪkˌθaɪəˈsɔːrəs/
noun an extinct marine reptile of the Mesozoic era, resembling a dolphin with a long pointed snout and four flippers
A1 The ichthyosaurus was a type of marine reptile that lived millions of years ago.
A2 Children can learn about the ichthyosaurus at the natural history museum.
B1 Scientists have discovered fossilized remains of the ichthyosaurus in various parts of the world.
B2 The ichthyosaurus was well adapted to life in the ocean, with its streamlined body and flippers.
C1 Researchers continue to study the evolution and behavior of the ichthyosaurus to gain insights into prehistoric marine life.
C2 The discovery of a complete ichthyosaurus skeleton was a major breakthrough in paleontology.
adjective related to or resembling an ichthyosaurus
A1 The ichthyosaurus fossil was found in the museum.
A2 The children were excited to learn about the ichthyosaurus in their science class.
B1 Researchers have been studying the ichthyosaurus species for years.
B2 The discovery of a new ichthyosaurus skeleton has shed light on its behavior.
C1 The ichthyosaurus exhibit at the natural history museum is highly informative.
C2 The renowned paleontologist published a groundbreaking study on ichthyosaurus evolution.
formal The ichthyosaurus was a marine reptile that lived during the Mesozoic era.
informal Have you seen the fossil of the ichthyosaurus at the museum?
slang That ichthyosaurus is one cool sea dino!
figurative Her graceful swimming reminded me of an ichthyosaurus gliding through the water.
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