Mink Meaning in English
word
/ˈmɪŋk/
mingk
/mˈɪŋk/
mingk
释义
A mink is a small, furry animal related to the weasel, known for its soft, valuable fur. The word also refers to the fur itself, often used to make luxury coats.
用法与细微差别
'Mink' can mean the animal or its fur, especially in the fashion context ('mink coat'). Often associated with luxury. Not to be confused with other fur animals like 'ermine' or 'otter.' Singular and plural are both 'mink.'
Spanish: visónPortuguese (BR): visonPortuguese (PT): visonChinese (Simplified): 貂Chinese (Traditional): 貂Hindi: मिंकArabic: منكBengali: ভোঁদড় - মিংক (বিলাসবহুল পশমের জন্য ব্যবহৃত)Russian: норкаJapanese: ミンクVietnamese: chồn vizonKorean: 밍크Turkish: vizonUrdu: منکIndonesian: cerpelai
例句
The mink is a fast swimmer.
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Some people keep mink as pets.
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The mink lives near rivers and lakes.
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She wore a beautiful mink coat to the party.
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Real mink fur is very expensive.
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I've never seen a wild mink before—it's so quick!
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