ANIMAL BODY PARTS

Paws

/pɔːz/ – soft feet of some animals like cats or dogs – chân có đệm thịt (của mèo, chó…)

Claws

/klɔːz/ – sharp nails of animals – móng vuốt

Hooves

/huːvz/ – the hard feet of animals like horses – móng guốc

Beak

/biːk/ – the hard mouth of a bird – mỏ chim

Wings

/wɪŋz/ – parts of the body that help birds and insects fly – đôi cánh

Fin

/fɪn/ – a part of a fish used for swimming – vây cá

Scales

/skeɪlz/ – small hard plates on fish or reptiles – vảy (cá, bò sát)

Gills

/ɡɪlz/ – organs fish use to breathe underwater – mang cá

Shell

/ʃel/ – a hard protective outer covering – vỏ (trai, ốc, rùa)

Horns

/hɔːnz/ – hard pointed growths on the heads of some animals – sừng

Tail

/teɪl/ – the part extending from the back of an animal – cái đuôi

Whiskers

/ˈwɪs.kəz/ – long hairs near the mouth of some animals – ria (mèo, chuột…)

Puppy

/ˈpʌp.i/ – a young dog – chó con

Kitten

/ˈkɪt.ən/ – a young cat – mèo con

Bee

/biː/ – an insect that makes honey – ong mật

Wasp

/wɒsp/ – a stinging flying insect – ong bắp cày

Cricket

/ˈkrɪk.ɪt/ – an insect that makes chirping sounds – con dế

Worm

/wɜːm/ – a small soft animal with no legs – con giun

Snail

/sneɪl/ – a small creature with a shell that moves slowly – con ốc sên

Tadpole

/ˈtæd.pəʊl/ – a young frog that lives in water – con nòng nọc

Pigeon= dove

/ˈpɪdʒ.ən/ – a common city bird – chim bồ câu

Hedgehog

/ˈhedʒ.hɒɡ/ – a small animal with spines – con nhím

Peacock

/ˈpiː.kɒk/ – a bird with beautiful colorful feathers – con công

Prawn

/prɔːn/ – a small sea animal similar to a shrimp – tôm càng

Shrimp

/ʃrɪmp/ – a small sea creature with a curved body – tôm nhỏ

Crab

/kræb/ – a sea creature with a shell and claws – con cua

Seagull

/ˈsiː.ɡʌl/ – a bird often found near the sea – chim mòng biển

Bat

/bæt/ – a nocturnal flying mammal – con dơi

Meow

/miː.aʊ/ – kêu meo meo – the sound a cat makes – The cat began to meow loudly when it was hungry.

Bark

/bɑːrk/ – sủa – the sound a dog makes – The dog barked when it saw a stranger.

Growl

/ɡraʊl/ – gầm gừ – a low, threatening sound made by an animal – The wolf growled to warn the others.

Roar

/rɔːr/ – gầm – a loud, deep sound made by a lion or other big animal – The lion roared across the savanna.

Chirp

/tʃɜːrp/ – hót líu lo – a short, high sound made by small birds – Birds chirp in the trees every morning.

Hiss

/hɪs/ – kêu xì xì – a sharp sound like air escaping, made by snakes – The snake hissed when it felt threatened.

Moo

/muː/ – kêu bò – the deep sound made by a cow – The cows mooed in the field.

Neigh

/neɪ/ – hí – the long, loud sound made by a horse – The horse neighed when it saw its owner.