CEFR A2

wild

adjective

Meaning

Living in nature and not kept by people, or relating to this.

Examples

The park is home to many wild animals.
Wild horses ran across the plains.

Synonyms: untamed, feral, savage, untamed

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wild (A2)

adjective

Pronunciation: /waɪld/

Definition

Living in nature and not kept by people, or relating to this.

Examples

The park is home to many wild animals.
Wild horses ran across the plains.
We saw a wild bird building its nest.

How to Use wild

wild about (prepositional phrase): To be very enthusiastic or excited about something. — "He is wild about his new video game."
go wild (phrasal verb): To behave in a very excited or uncontrolled way. — "The fans went wild when their team won."

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