swine
/swaɪn/Word connections
noun
/swaɪn/Коренастое, коротконогое всеядное животное, часто относящееся к свиньям или боровам.
Animal omnívoro de cuerpo robusto y patas cortas, típicamente referido al cerdo doméstico o al jabalí; también se usa de forma despectiva para referirse a una persona grosera o glotona.
Animal omnivore trapu, à pattes courtes, souvent domestiqué pour sa chair, notamment le porc ou le verrat.
Ein kräftiges, kurzbeiniges Allesfresser-Tier, das oft als Schwein oder Eber bezeichnet wird; auch abwertend für einen gemeinen Menschen.
Animal corpulento, de pernas curtas e onívoro, geralmente um porco doméstico ou um javali. Também usado como termo depreciativo para uma pessoa desprezível.
一种粗壮、短腿的杂食性动物,常指家猪或野猪。也指讨厌的人或猪一般的人。
حيوان ثديي مستأنس أو بري من فصيلة الخنزيريات، قصير السيقان ممتلئ الجسم، يُربى للحومه؛ ويُطلق أيضاً على الخنزير الوحشي أو الذكر منه.
A stout-bodied, short-legged omnivorous animal, often referring to pigs or hogs.
irregular plural
Stout-bodied short-legged omnivorous animalsB1formal
A robust, short-legged mammal that eats both plants and animals, typically referring to pigs or hogs.
Свиньи
Cerdo
Suidé domestique ou porcin
Schweine
Suínos
猪
الخنازير
- The farmer raised swine for their meat.
- Wild swine are known to forage in forests.
- Swine are often kept in pens on farms.
Contemptible personB2informal
Used as an insult to describe someone considered unpleasant, greedy, or morally low.
Свинья (оскорбление)
Persona despreciable
Personne méprisable
Schwein (Beleidigung)
Porco (ofensa)
猪猡(骂人话)
خِنزير (شتيمة)
- He called his rival a swine after the argument.
- Only a swine would treat others so poorly.
- She thought the dishonest politician was a swine.
- swine plural form
- swine's possessive plural form
- swine's possessive singular form
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