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mink

/mɪŋk/

Traduction: Nom désignant un mammifère semi-aquatique élancé, apprécié pour sa fourrure, ainsi que cette fourrure précieuse ou le manteau qui en est fait.

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/mɪŋk/B2formal
  • frNom désignant un mammifère semi-aquatique élancé, apprécié pour sa fourrure, ainsi que cette fourrure précieuse ou le manteau qui en est fait.

A noun referring to a slender-bodied semiaquatic mammal valued for its fur, as well as the expensive fur itself or a coat made from it.

  1. B1formal

    A small, slender-bodied, semiaquatic mammal with partially webbed feet, known for its soft, lustrous fur.

    frVison

    • The mink is often found near rivers and lakes.
    • Minks are known for their sleek, waterproof coats.
    • The farmer raised minks for their valuable fur.
  2. Expensive furB2formal

    The soft, thick, and lustrous fur of the mink, highly valued for its quality and used in luxury garments.

    frFourrure de vison

    • The coat was made of the finest mink fur.
    • Mink is considered one of the most luxurious furs in fashion.
    • The price of mink fur has increased due to high demand.
  3. Fur coatB2informal

    A coat or garment made from the soft, lustrous fur of minks, often associated with wealth and fashion.

    frManteau de vison

    • She wore a stunning mink to the gala.
    • He inherited a vintage mink from his grandmother.
    • The actress arrived in a full-length mink coat.

    Synonymesmink coat

Formes
  • mink plural form
  • minks plural form
  • mink' possessive plural form
  • minks' possessive plural form
  • mink's possessive singular form
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