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Meaning of Cats

In simple words: Small, furry animals that are often kept as pets.

Cats in a sentence

  • I have two __cats__ that love to play.
  • __Cats__ are often seen as independent pets.
  • Many people enjoy adopting __cats__ from shelters.

How to use Cats

Use 'cats' in general discussions about pets or animals. Avoid using in highly formal contexts.

Grammar pattern

standalone noun

Memory hint

Think of 'cuddle and purr' to remember 'cats' are furry friends.

Related words

Collocations with Cats

  • cats and dogs
  • stray cats
  • domestic cats
  • feline friends

Synonyms for Cats

  • felines
  • kitties
  • pets
  • pussycats
  • tigers

Opposites of Cats

Common mistakes with Cats

  • Wrongly spelling 'cats' as 'cat's' when plural.
  • Confusing singular 'cat' with plural 'cats'.

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Frequently asked questions about Cats

What does Cats mean?

Small, furry animals that are often kept as pets.

What is the definition of Cats?

Domesticated felines known for their agility and companionship.

How do you use Cats in a sentence?

I have two __cats__ that love to play.

Can you give another example of Cats?

__Cats__ are often seen as independent pets.

What are synonyms for Cats?

Common alternatives include felines, kitties, pets, pussycats, tigers.

What is the opposite of Cats?

Opposite meanings include dogs, canines, hounds.

What words go with Cats?

It commonly pairs with cats and dogs, stray cats, domestic cats, feline friends.

What are common mistakes when using Cats?

Wrongly spelling 'cats' as 'cat's' when plural. Confusing singular 'cat' with plural 'cats'.

How do you pronounce Cats?

US: //kæts//, UK: //kæts//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use Cats?

Use 'cats' in general discussions about pets or animals. Avoid using in highly formal contexts.