cow

• Mamífero doméstico rumiante de la familia de los bóvidos, generalmente hembra, criado por su leche, su carne o como animal de trabajo.

A noun referring to a domesticated bovine animal, typically kept for milk, meat, or as a draft animal.

1. Domestic animalA1formal

   A large domesticated mammal kept for milk, meat, or leather.

   Vaca

   • The farmer milks the cows every morning.
   • Cows graze in the green pasture.
   • We saw a herd of cows on our drive through the countryside.

   Sinónimosbovine

2. Female of certain animalsB1formal

   The female of certain large mammals, such as elephants, whales, or seals.

   Hembra de ciertos animales

   • The cow elephant protected her calf.
   • A cow whale can nurse her young for over a year.
   • The seal cow stayed close to her pup on the ice.

3. Insult (slang)B2informal

   An offensive term for a woman, implying she is unpleasant or unattractive.

   Vaca (insulto)

   • He called her a cow after the argument.
   • Don't be such a cow about it.
   • She was being a real cow to her sister.

   Sinónimosbagbitchhagharridanshrewtermagantwitch

• Verbo que significa intimidar o subyugar a alguien, a menudo mediante el miedo o las amenazas; hacer que alguien se sienta asustado o desanimado para que obedezca o se someta.

A verb meaning to intimidate or subdue someone, often through fear or threats.

1. Intimidate or frightenC1formal

   To make someone submit or feel afraid through threats or force.

   intimidar, acobardar

   • The bully tried to cow the younger students into silence.
   • He was not easily cowed by their aggressive demands.
   • The dictator's regime cowed the population into submission.

   Sinónimosbrowbeatbullydauntfrightenintimidateoverawescaresubdue

   Antónimosemboldenencourageinspire