badgers

[US]/ˈbædʒərz/
[UK]/ˈbædɡər z/
Frequency: Very High

Translation

n. plural of badger; a Eurasian mammal with black and white stripes, typically found in woodlands.; badger skin; Badger State people (nickname for residents of Wisconsin, USA); Australian wombat (in Australia)

Phrases & Collocations

badgers are nocturnal

gøbels er nataktive

a badger's sett

en gøbels bæ

badgers are fierce

gøbels er voldsomme

a badger's stripe

en gøbels stribe

Example Sentences

badgers are known for their burrowing habits.

Grævlinger er kendt for deres gravende vaner.

the badgers emerged from their dens at dusk.

Grævlingerne kom frem fra deres huler ved skumringen.

badgers are often seen foraging for food at night.

Grævlinger ses ofte søge efter føde om natten.

conservation efforts are important for protecting badgers.

Bevaringsindsats er vigtig for at beskytte grævlinger.

badgers play a crucial role in the ecosystem.

Grævlinger spiller en afgørende rolle i økosystemet.

many people enjoy watching badgers in their natural habitat.

Mange mennesker nyder at se grævlinger i deres naturlige habitat.

badgers have a distinctive black and white striped face.

Grævlinger har et karakteristisk sort og hvidt stribet ansigt.

in some cultures, badgers are considered a symbol of strength.

I nogle kulturer betragtes grævlinger som et symbol på styrke.

badgers are nocturnal animals, primarily active at night.

Grævlinger er natdyr, primært aktive om natten.

it is important to respect badgers and their habitats.

Det er vigtigt at respektere grævlinger og deres levesteder.

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