milk

• Sustantivo que designa el líquido blanco producido por las glándulas mamarias de las hembras de los mamíferos, especialmente las vacas, utilizado como alimento humano, así como cualquier líquido vegetal de apariencia similar.

A noun referring to a white liquid produced by female mammals, especially cows, used as a food for humans, or any similar plant-based liquid.

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1. Dairy productA1formal

   A white liquid produced by female mammals, especially cows, used as food for humans.

   Leche (producto lácteo)

   • I drink a glass of milk every morning.
   • She poured milk over her cereal.
   • The baby drinks his mother's milk.

2. Plant-based liquidA2formal

   A white liquid made from plants, used as a substitute for dairy milk.

   leche vegetal

   • Soy milk is a popular alternative to cow's milk.
   • I prefer almond milk in my coffee.
   • Oat milk has a creamy texture.

3. Slang: Money or profitB2slangamerican

   Slang term for money, especially easy or quick profit.

   Dinero o ganancia (jerga)

   • He's always looking for ways to make some milk.
   • That business is a real cash cow, just pure milk.
   • They squeezed every drop of milk out of that deal.

   Sinónimosbreaddoughgravylootscratch

• Verbo que significa ordeñar a un animal, o también extraer provecho o sacar beneficio de alguien o algo.

A verb meaning to extract milk from an animal, or to exploit or extract something from someone or something.

1. Extract milk from an animalA2formal

   To draw milk from a cow, goat, or other animal, typically by hand or machine.

   Ordeñar

   • The farmer milks the cows every morning.
   • She learned how to milk a goat on the farm.
   • They milk the herd twice a day.

   Sinónimosdrawextract

2. Exploit or take advantageB2informal

   To get as much money, information, or advantage as possible from a situation or person, often in a dishonest way.

   explotar, sacar provecho

   • The company milked the customers with hidden fees.
   • He milked the story for all it was worth in the press.
   • Politicians often milk a crisis for votes.

   Sinónimosbleeddrainexploitfleecemanipulatesqueezeusewring