yak

• Substantivo que designa um grande bovino selvagem de pelo longo, nativo do Tibete e do Himalaia, frequentemente domesticado para produção de leite, carne e lã.

A noun referring to a large, long-haired wild ox native to Tibet and the Himalayas, often domesticated for its milk, meat, and hair.

1. Long-haired oxB1formal

   A large, long-haired wild or domesticated ox found in Tibet and Central Asia.

   Iaques

   • The yak is well adapted to the cold climate of the Himalayas.
   • Local herders use yaks for milk, meat, and transportation.
   • A yak's thick coat protects it from freezing temperatures.

2. Noisy talkB2informal

   Persistent or trivial chatter; idle or noisy conversation.

   Tagarelice

   • Stop your yak and get back to work.
   • I couldn't concentrate because of their constant yak.
   • He loves to yak about his travels for hours.

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• Verbo usado para descrever conversa insistente ou prolongada, frequentemente sobre coisas sem importância.

A verb used to describe talking persistently or at length, often about trivial matters.

1. Talk profuselyB2informal

   To talk continuously and often about trivial matters; to chatter.

   Tagarelar

   • She yaks on the phone for hours every evening.
   • He was yakking away about his new car.
   • Stop yakking and get back to work.

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