feline
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈfiˌlaɪn/ · UK /ˈfiːlaɪn/
feline means: Connected with cats or the cat family.
adjective
Connected with cats or the cat family.
- The vet studies feline diseases.
- This book explains feline behaviour.
- The clinic specialises in feline health care.
Looking or moving like a cat, often smoothly and gracefully.
- She moved with feline grace.
- His narrow eyes gave him a feline appearance.
- The dancer’s feline movements held our attention.
noun
An animal belonging to the cat family, including a house cat, lion, or tiger.
- The lion is a powerful feline.
- Two sleepy felines lay beside the window.
- This shelter cares for abandoned felines.
An animal in the cat subfamily that includes house cats and cheetahs, but excludes lions and tigers.
- A cheetah is a feline in this classification.
- These felines belong to the subfamily Felinae.
- The researcher compared felines such as lynxes and domestic cats.
Questions about feline
What does feline mean?
Connected with cats or the cat family.
What is feline in other languages?
Türkçe: kedilere ait · Español: felino · Français: félin · Deutsch: Katzen betreffend · Italiano: felino · 日本語: 猫の
How do you pronounce feline?
In American English /ˈfiˌlaɪn/; in British English /ˈfiːlaɪn/.
How do you use feline in a sentence?
The vet studies feline diseases. This book explains feline behaviour.
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