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Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈwɛrwʊlf/ · UK /ˈweəwʊlf/
werewolf means: An imaginary person who changes into a wolf, often when the moon is full.
noun
HUMAN WOLFB2
An imaginary person who changes into a wolf, often when the moon is full.
- The story is about a werewolf.
- The werewolf changed back into a man at dawn.
- Do werewolves always change during a full moon?
Questions about werewolf
What does werewolf mean?
An imaginary person who changes into a wolf, often when the moon is full.
What is werewolf in other languages?
Türkçe: kurt adam · Español: hombre lobo · Français: loup-garou · Deutsch: Werwolf · Italiano: lupo mannaro · 日本語: 狼男
How do you pronounce werewolf?
In American English /ˈwɛrwʊlf/; in British English /ˈweəwʊlf/.
How do you use werewolf in a sentence?
The story is about a werewolf. The werewolf changed back into a man at dawn.
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