kangaroo
/ˌkæŋɡəˈruː/
noun
An animal from Australia that hops and carries babies in a pouch
“The kangaroo hopped across the field.”
קנגורו
Kangaroo is a noun in the animals category. It is a advanced (ages 11-12) word, meaning "An animal from Australia that hops and carries babies in a pouch" In Hebrew, kangaroo translates to קנגורו.
Example Sentences
- The kangaroo bounced gracefully across the red Australian outback in the early morning.
- A tiny joey peeked out from its mother's warm pouch with big curious eyes.
- We watched a kangaroo sit up on its hind legs and look around the grassy plain.
Did You Know? Baby kangaroos, called joeys, are only about 2 centimeters long when they are born — smaller than a jellybean! They crawl into their mother's pouch and stay there for about six months while they grow. Kangaroos cannot walk backwards and cannot hop slowly — they always hop, and the faster they hop, the less energy they actually use!
Common Word Combinations
baby kangarookangaroo pouchkangaroo joeykangaroo hop
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