Pekingese Meaning in English

word

US

ˌpiːkɪŋˈiz

pee-king-EEZ

UK

pˈɛkɪndʒˌiːz

peck-in-JEEZ

Definition

A Pekingese is a small dog breed with a long, flowing coat and a flat face, originally from China. They are known for their lion-like appearance and loyal personality.

Usage & Nuances

'Pekingese' is used only for the specific dog breed, often in informal or neutral contexts. Commonly appears with phrases like 'Pekingese dog' or 'a Pekingese.' Can be mispronounced; correct is /ˌpiː.kɪŋˈiːz/. Not used for anything unrelated to the breed.

• Spanish: pequinés
• Portuguese (BR): pequinês
• Portuguese (PT): pequinês
• Chinese (Simplified): 北京犬
• Chinese (Traditional): 北京狗
• Hindi: पेकिंगीज़ (कुत्ता)
• Arabic: بيكينيز
• Bengali: পেকিনিজ
• Russian: пекинес
• Japanese: ペキニーズ犬
• Vietnamese: chó Bắc Kinh - chó Pekingese
• Korean: 페키니즈
• Turkish: Pekinez
• Urdu: پیکنیز (کتے کی نسل)
• Indonesian: anjing peking

Example Sentences

The Pekingese has a long, beautiful coat.

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My grandmother owns a Pekingese.

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The Pekingese is originally from China.

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Her little Pekingese follows her everywhere she goes.

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I’ve always wanted a fluffy Pekingese as a pet.

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That sleepy Pekingese looks just like a tiny lion.

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