Huskies Meaning in English
word · lemma: husky
ˈhəski
HUHS-kee
hˈʌskiz
HUS-keez
Definition
Huskies are a breed of strong, energetic dogs known for pulling sleds in cold regions like Siberia and Alaska. They have thick fur and striking blue or mixed-colored eyes.
Usage & Nuances
"Huskies" refers to the plural of the breed "husky," especially Siberian or Alaskan Huskies. They are often associated with sled teams. Don't confuse with 'Husky' as an adjective (meaning deep or hoarse voice).
Spanish: huskies (perros esquimales) - perros huskyPortuguese (BR): huskies - cães huskyPortuguese (PT): huskies - cães huskyChinese (Simplified): 哈士奇犬Chinese (Traditional): 哈士奇犬Hindi: हस्कीज़ (कुत्ते)Arabic: كلاب الهسكيBengali: হাস্কি কুকুরRussian: хаскиJapanese: ハスキー犬Vietnamese: chó huskyKorean: 허스키Turkish: husky köpekleriUrdu: ہسکی کتےIndonesian: anjing husky
Example Sentences
Huskies are friendly and smart dogs.
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Many huskies live in cold countries.
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I saw two huskies at the park today.
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Huskies love to run and pull sleds through the snow.
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Everyone in our neighborhood knows the family with three huskies.
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Some huskies have one blue eye and one brown eye—it's so cool!
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