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Definition of macaque - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
animalTECH. old world monkey of the genus MacacaTECH.
- A macaque climbed the tree quickly.
- A macaque was spotted near the village.
- Macaques are often seen in this region.
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old world monkey of the genus Macaca
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species of tailless monkey native to North Africa and Gibraltar
The Barbary macaque is often seen in the upper rock areas of Gibraltar..
monkey from Southeast Asia that often eats crabs
The crab-eating macaque lives near rivers in Southeast Asia.
species of monkey native to Japan
The Japanese macaque is known for its winter visits to hot springs..
macaque with a cap-like whorl of hair from southern India
The bonnet macaque lives in forests of southern India.
small monkey from Asia often used in medical research
The rhesus macaque is important in vaccine development.
Origin of macaque
Portuguese, macaco (monkey)
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- French:macaque, ...
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- Chinese:猕猴, ...
- Japanese:マカク, ...
- Arabic:مكاك, ...
- Hebrew:קוֹף, ...
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