Manger Meaning in English
word
ˈmeɪndʒɝ
MAYN-jer
mˈeɪndʒɐ
MAYN-juh
释义
A manger is a long open box or trough from which animals such as cows or horses eat. It is often made of wood or stone.
用法与细微差别
Mostly used in agricultural or biblical contexts, especially referencing the nativity story ('Jesus was laid in a manger'). Not the same as 'manager'. Rare in modern daily conversation unless discussing farms, animals, or religious Christmas traditions.
Spanish: pesebrePortuguese (BR): manjedouraPortuguese (PT): manjedouraChinese (Simplified): 食槽Chinese (Traditional): 飼槽Hindi: चरनीArabic: مِذْوَدBengali: গোয়ালঘরের খামার - খামারের খাবারের খাঁচাRussian: кормушкаJapanese: 飼い葉桶Vietnamese: máng ănKorean: 여물통Turkish: yemlikUrdu: چرنیIndonesian: palungan
例句
The cow ate from the manger.
basic
There is fresh hay in the manger.
basic
The farmer built a new manger for the stable.
basic
During Christmas, people decorate a manger to remember the nativity.
natural
The horse stuck its head into the manger, searching for oats.
natural
Little lambs gathered around the manger in the barn.
natural