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buckskin

/ˈbʌk.skɪn/

Traduction: Nom désignant un cheval à la robe jaune pâle avec crinière et queue sombres, ou une peau de daim souple de couleur jaune, à l'origine en daim et désormais souvent en mouton.

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noun

/ˈbʌk.skɪn/C1formal
  • frNom désignant un cheval à la robe jaune pâle avec crinière et queue sombres, ou une peau de daim souple de couleur jaune, à l'origine en daim et désormais souvent en mouton.

A noun referring to a horse with a light yellowish dun coat and dark mane and tail, or a soft yellowish suede leather originally made from deerskin but now typically from sheepskin.

  1. Horse coat colorB2formal

    A horse with a light yellowish or tan coat and a dark mane and tail.

    frRobes isabelle

    • The cowboy rode a beautiful buckskin across the prairie.
    • Buckskin horses are prized for their striking coloration.
    • She owned a buckskin gelding named Dusty.
  2. Type of leatherB2formal

    A soft, durable, yellowish-tan leather, originally made from deerskin but now often from sheepskin.

    frPeau de daim tannée

    • The jacket was made of high-quality buckskin.
    • Buckskin gloves are known for their softness and warmth.
    • He wore a pair of buckskin moccasins.

    Synonymesdeerskindoeskin

Formes
  • buckskins plural form
  • buckskins' possessive plural form
  • buckskin's possessive singular form