leopard cat
ˈlɛpərd kæt
Definition

Definition of leopard cat - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

animalTECH.small wild cat native to AsiaTECH.
  • The leopard cat prowls silently through the dense underbrush.
  • A leopard cat was spotted near the village.
  • Leopard cats are often mistaken for domestic cats.
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  • leopard cat: small wild cat native to Asia
    small wild cat native to Asia

Expressions with leopard

a leopard cannot change its spotsexp.
people cannot change their true nature or character
Despite his promises, a leopard cannot change its spots.
leopard can't change its spotsexp.
someone cannot change their true character or nature
He keeps lying—a leopard can't change its spots.
leopard doesn't change its spotsexp.
someone cannot change their true character or habits
He lied again—a leopard doesn't change its spots.
leopard never changes its spotsexp.
person's true nature does not change
He apologized, but a leopard never changes its spots.
clouded leopardn.
medium-sized wild cat with large cloud-like spots on its fur
The clouded leopard is known for its excellent climbing abilities.
snow leopardn.
large wild cat from Asian mountains with pale fur and black spots
A snow leopard was spotted in the mountains.

Expressions with cat

alley catn.
stray cat typically found in urban areas
The alley cat scavenged for food in the dumpster.
cat's cradlen.
game with string looped over fingers
We played cat's cradle during recess.
cat's whiskern.
long, stiff hair growing on a cat's face
The cat brushed against her, tickling her with its cat's whiskers.
fat catn.
rich person contributing to political campaigns
The fat cat donated millions to the senator's campaign.
cat that got the canaryn.
a person who looks very pleased or triumphant
He walked in like the cat that got the canary after winning the game.
grin like the Cheshire catv.
smile very widely, often with a secret or mischievous look
He grinned like the Cheshire cat when he heard the news.
put the cat amongst the pigeonsv.
cause trouble or make people upset or worried
His question put the cat amongst the pigeons at the meeting.
skin the catv.
achieve a goal using different methods
There are many ways to skin the cat in solving this problem.
cat among the pigeonsn.
person or thing causing trouble or disturbance
His comment was a real cat among the pigeons.
cat burglaryn.
burglary done with stealth and agility
The thief's cat burglary skills were unmatched.

Terms related to leopard cat

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Terms with leopard cat included in their meaning

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ouncen.
animal
large cat also known as the snow leopard

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  1. French:chat-léopard, ...
  2. German:Leopardkatze, ...
  3. Italian:gatto leopardo, ...
  4. Spanish:gato leopardo, ...
  5. Portuguese:gato-leopardo, ...
  6. Chinese:豹猫, ...
  7. Japanese:ヒョウネコ, ...
  8. Arabic:قِطّ نِمْر, ...
  9. Hebrew:חֲתוּל נָמֵרִי, ...
  10. Russian:леопардовая кошка, ...
  11. Ukrainian:леопардовий кіт, ...
  12. Hindi:तेंदुआ बिल्ली, ...

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