Muling Meaning in English

word · lemma: mule

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Definition

A muling (more commonly, 'mule') is an animal that is the offspring of a male donkey and a female horse, known for its strength and ability to carry heavy loads.

Usage & Nuances

'Muling' is rarely used in English; 'mule' is the standard term. Most people use 'mule' for this animal. A 'mule' can also refer informally to a person who carries illegal goods. Common phrases: 'stubborn as a mule.'

• Spanish: mula de carga - animal de carga (mulo)
• Portuguese (BR): mula (animal de carga)
• Portuguese (PT): mula (animal de carga)
• Chinese (Simplified): 骡子
• Chinese (Traditional): 騾子
• Hindi: खच्चर
• Arabic: بغل
• Bengali: খচ্চর
• Russian: мул
• Japanese: ラバ
• Vietnamese: la con la
• Korean: 노새
• Turkish: katır
• Urdu: خچر
• Indonesian: bagal

Example Sentences

A muling can carry heavy loads across rocky ground.

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He was working as a muling for the smugglers, carrying illegal items across the border.

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The farmer bought a new muling for his work.

basic

A muling is strong and patient.

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People say someone is 'as stubborn as a muling' if they never change their mind.

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Centuries ago, travelers often depended on a muling to cross mountains.

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