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hydra
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noun
Usage:
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freshwater animal
Translation: freshwater animal
Pronunciation: /ˈhaɪ.drə/
Meaning: A small freshwater animal with many arms that can grow back if cut off.

A hydra is a tiny animal that lives in fresh water like ponds. It has many arms called tentacles. If an arm is cut, it can grow back again.

The hydra lives in clean water ponds.

A hydra can grow new arms easily.

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noun
Usage:
40%
constellation
Translation: constellation
Pronunciation: /ˈhaɪ.drə/
Meaning: A constellation in the southern sky shaped like a water snake.

Hydra is the name of a group of stars seen in the sky. It looks like a long water snake made of stars.

Hydra is a large constellation in the night sky.

We saw the stars of Hydra last night.

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noun
Usage:
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mythical monster
Translation: mythical monster
Pronunciation: /ˈhaɪ.drə/
Meaning: In Greek mythology, a many-headed serpent monster that regrows two heads when one is cut off.

In stories from ancient Greece, the hydra is a monster with many heads. When one head is cut off, two more grow back instead.

The hero fought the fierce hydra.

The hydra had many heads to cut.

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noun
Usage:
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complex problem
Translation: complex problem
Pronunciation: /ˈhaɪ.drə/
Meaning: A term used metaphorically for a very complex, difficult problem that becomes worse when you try to solve it.

People sometimes call a difficult problem a hydra because when you fix one part, more problems appear. It is like the myth where heads grow back.

The budget cuts created a hydra of problems.

Fixing this issue is like fighting a hydra.

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noun
Usage:
40%
fictional group
Translation: fictional group
Pronunciation: /ˈhaɪ.drə/
Meaning: HYDRA (acronym) for a secret or underground organization in fiction, especially in comics and movies.

HYDRA is the name of a secret bad group in stories like comics or movies. They try to do harmful things in secret.

HYDRA plans to control the world in the movie.

Heroes fight against HYDRA agents.

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noun
Usage:
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genus
Translation: genus
Pronunciation: /ˈhaɪ.drə/
Meaning: A genus of simple freshwater animals of the phylum Cnidaria, known for their regenerative ability.

In science, Hydra is a group name for small fresh water animals that can regrow parts. They belong to a large family of animals with stinging cells.

Hydra is studied for its regeneration in biology.

The genus Hydra has no brain or heart.

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noun
Usage:
20%
robot, machine
Translation: robot, machine
Pronunciation: /ˈhaɪ.drə/
Meaning: A large, ship-sized military robot in science fiction sometimes called a hydra due to many weapons or parts.

In some sci-fi stories, a hydra is a large robot or machine with many parts or weapons. It’s named after the mythical creature because it has many 'arms' or 'heads'.

The hydra robot had many arms with guns.

In the story, the hydra attacks the city.

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