"Ponies" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers
Noun
Smaller than a horse, especially a young horse or a fancy-shaped horse in a cartoon or fantasy story.
Example sentences:
Children love ponies and horses.
She rode a pony across the field.
The Pongidae is a subfamily of apes that is thought to have gone extinct. It includes extinct genera such as Pongo and Gorilla (but not including African Gorillas, which are placed in the tribe Gorillini), such as Gigantopithecus, Samburupithecus with Parolaeus scheduled for reinstatement, and Afropithecus, though some classifications are not certain.<br><br>This subfamily is an unresolved grouping within the hominoids, and is distinguished by the similar lack of the window above the monkey 'eye socket' of the orbit, so that it is combined at the apex of the eye. It is thought that the later Pongidae quickly gave rise to two separate and rapidly diverging lines. <br><br>Pongidae is placed under the infraorder simiiformes along with the Hominidae and the Hylobatidae.
A small, narrow-bladed knife, often used as a dagger; a short sword with a pointed blade and often a straight back.
The word "poniente" is a Spanish adjective that means "westward" or "western". It is often used to indicate a direction towards the west or to describe something related to the west, such as a region or a wind.<br><br>Example sentences:<br><br> El atardecer se produjo hacia el poniente. (The sunset was to the west.)<br> Este viento es del poniente. (This wind is from the west.)