How to pronounce“gazelle”in English
out and get food because that's the time of day when carnivores that would love to chase them right if I'm a carnivore and I want to am I going to eat a
gazelle or an australopith right aopi is going to be half the speed of the gazelle that's easy pickings right so I'm going to go for an australopith so
maybe our early ancestors forged in the middle of the day when it was really hot so that because they because they were too slow to run away from carnivores and
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Definitions of “gazelle”
An antelope of either of the genera Gazella (mostly native to Africa), Procapra (native to Asia), Eudorcas, or Nanger, capable of running at high speeds for long periods.
““One does not judge the gazelle by the lions that attack it,” replied Tarzan.”
To leap like a gazelle.
“And all of the pine trees were in a bad state of repair, owning charred stumps of arms and blasted heads. Quite a number of them were dead; some of the corpses leaned starkly back in the arms of a live brother, but most of them preferred to fall across the road. Owing to this the car was soon gazelling again.”
To go fast; to speed; to rush.
“Nadezhda and I biked over together, me dressed in colonial whites, trundling along with other cyclists gazelling by me on both sides […]”