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Перевод: wolf

[существительное]
волк ; жадный человек; прожорливый человек; хищник ; бабник ; старшина ;
[глагол]
пожирать с жадностью

Тезаурус:

1. Wolf did not speak.
2. Congress is likely to incorporate many of these measures into the Bush administration's plan, says Wolf.
3. Thomas of Milton, warden of Inglewood Forest from 1222 until 1265, had the right to hunt "hare, fox, wild cat, wolf, badger, otter, marten, squirrel and all woodland beasts save hart and hind, fallow buck and his doe, wild boar and sow, which are the king's.
4. Herr Wolf shook Erika's hand.
5. p 590) I find it difficult to accept the argument that the wolf ever "kept the feral dog population in check".
6. Centurion lawnmower, new from WOLF
7. A sheep in wolf's clothing.
8. It could be threatening to the group or at least bad manners for a lion or a wolf or a hyena to yelp and limp on twisting an ankle during a communal stalk.
9. Max took an instant dislike to her and from then on, when she tried to speak, he would howl like a wolf and I got a dreadful fit of the giggles!
10. Prior to the development of Wagner's (1976) theory, the role of contextual factors had received little attention (but see Anderson, O'Farrell, Formica, and Caponigri 1969; Anderson, Wolf, and Sullivan 1969; Dexter and Merill 1969).
11. The Wolf is Gone from the Door.
12. Wolf was licking him as though he were a very small puppy.
13. Blackness, warm and friendly as Wolf's fur, the only warmth he'd ever had.