Pronunciation: /ˈdʒækˌræbɪt/
noun A person who participates in a specified activity enthusiastically or skillfully, especially one who is highly skilled in a particular field
A1 A jackrabbit is a type of rabbit that is known for its long ears and fast running speed.
A2 I saw a jackrabbit hopping across the field as I was driving through the countryside.
B1 Jackrabbits are commonly found in North America and are known for their ability to evade predators with their speed.
B2 The jackrabbit's large hind legs allow it to leap great distances in order to escape danger.
C1 Researchers have studied the behavior and habitat preferences of jackrabbits in order to better understand their ecological role in the ecosystem.
C2 The jackrabbit's adaptation to its environment has made it a successful species in the wild, despite facing threats from human development.
formal The jackrabbit is known for its long ears and fast running speed.
informal I saw a jackrabbit hopping around in the field yesterday.
slang That jackrabbit is as quick as lightning!
figurative Her mind was like a jackrabbit, darting from one thought to the next.
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