geese

UK
/ɡiːs/
US
/ɡis/
goosesubstantiv

geese

Pl.

geese
Pl.
UK
/ɡuːs/
US
/ɡus/
Übersetzungen
The goose waddled across the farmyard.
Гусь переваливался через двор фермы.
The goose laid several eggs in the nest.
Гусыня отложила несколько яиц в гнездо.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
Definitionen
A large waterbird with a long neck, short legs, webbed feet, and a short broad bill, typically found in the Northern Hemisphere.
The goose waddled across the park, honking loudly at the passersby.
A female goose, as opposed to a gander which is a male.
The farmer could easily distinguish the goose from the gander by their size and behavior.
A silly or foolish person.
Stop acting like a goose and focus on your work.
A heavy, tailor’s pressing iron with a curved handle.
He pressed the seams with an old cast-iron goose inherited from his grandfather.
The flesh of a goose used as food.
We had roast goose for Christmas dinner.
gooseverb
Definitionen
To prod or pinch (someone) in a playful or suggestive manner, typically on the buttocks.
He goosed his friend as a joke, causing everyone to laugh.
To increase or boost something, often by artificial means.
The company goosed its sales figures by offering significant discounts.
gooseadjektiv
Definitionen
Relating to, made from, or resembling a goose.
She bought a luxurious goose down duvet.