Pronunciation: /ˈʌŋɡjəˌleɪt/
noun a hoofed mammal
A1 An ungulate is a type of mammal with hooves.
A2 Deer and horses are examples of ungulates.
B1 Ungulates are herbivorous animals that are often found in grasslands.
B2 The giraffe is a unique ungulate with a long neck and legs.
C1 Ungulates play a crucial role in maintaining ecosystem balance through grazing.
C2 Researchers are studying the evolutionary history of ungulates to understand their adaptations.
adjective relating to or characteristic of hoofed mammals
A1 The zookeeper pointed out the ungulate animals in the exhibit.
A2 The children were excited to see the ungulate species during their safari.
B1 The biologist conducted a study on the behavior of ungulate mammals in the wild.
B2 The national park is home to a variety of ungulate species, including deer and antelope.
C1 The documentary focused on the conservation efforts for ungulate populations in Africa.
C2 The ungulate species in the region are facing habitat loss due to human encroachment.
formal The ungulate species of animals include horses, deer, and cattle.
informal I saw a bunch of ungulates grazing in the field.
slang Check out those ungulates chilling by the river.
figurative The company is like an ungulate, slow and steady in its growth.
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