Clydesdale Meaning in English

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US

ˈkɫaɪdzˌdeɪɫ

KLYDZ-dayl

UK

ˈklaɪdzˌdeɪl

KLYDZ-dayl

التعريف

A Clydesdale is a large, strong breed of horse originally from Scotland, known for its strength, size, and feathered legs. They are often used for heavy farm work and parades.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

"Clydesdale" refers specifically to this Scottish horse breed; it is always capitalized. Usually used in contexts about horses, farming, parades, or famous mascots like the Budweiser Clydesdales.

• Spanish: Clydesdale (caballo) - caballo Clydesdale
• Portuguese (BR): Clydesdale (cavalo) - cavalo Clydesdale
• Portuguese (PT): Clydesdale (cavalo) - cavalo Clydesdale
• Chinese (Simplified): 克莱兹代尔马
• Chinese (Traditional): 克萊茲代爾馬
• Hindi: क्लाइड्सडेल घोड़ा
• Arabic: حصان كلايدزديل
• Bengali: ক্লাইডসডেল
• Russian: клайдсдейл
• Japanese: クライズデール
• Vietnamese: Clydesdale
• Korean: 클라이즈데일
• Turkish: Clydesdale
• Urdu: کلا ئیڈز ڈیل
• Indonesian: Clydesdale

جمل نموذجية

The Clydesdale is known for its large size.

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My uncle owns a Clydesdale on his farm.

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The parade had a beautiful Clydesdale pulling the float.

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Those Budweiser commercials always show a Clydesdale team.

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It takes a strong Clydesdale to move all that equipment.

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Have you ever seen a Clydesdale up close? They’re massive!

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