Wort zur Suche eingeben

mule

/mjuːl/

/mjul/

mulesubstantiv

mules

Pl.

/mjuːl/

/mjul/

Übersetzungen

мул

The mule carried the heavy load up the mountain.

Мул нёс тяжёлый груз вверх по горе.

мул (контрабандист)

The mule was caught smuggling drugs across the border.

Мул был пойман на контрабанде наркотиков через границу.

Zusätzliche Übersetzungen

туфля без задника

гибрид осла и лошади

Definitionen

A hybrid animal that is the offspring of a male donkey and a female horse, known for its strength and endurance.

The farmer used a mule to help plow the fields because of its strength and stamina.

A person who is paid to transport illegal drugs by concealing them on or in their body.

The authorities arrested the mule at the airport after discovering the hidden drugs.

A type of shoe that is backless and often closed-toed.

She slipped on her favorite pair of mules before heading out for the evening.

A machine used for spinning cotton or other fibres into yarn; a spinning mule.

The invention of the mule revolutionized textile manufacturing in the 18th century.

An extremely stubborn or obstinate person.

Don’t be such a mule—just admit you were wrong.

A cocktail consisting of a spirit (especially vodka), ginger beer, and lime juice, typically served in a copper mug; short for “Moscow mule” or similar drinks.

I ordered a spicy mule at the bar to go with my meal.

Synonyme

hybrid

donkey

pack animal

beast of burden

muleverb

muled

Präteritum

muled

Partizip Perfekt

muling

Gerundium

/mjuːl/

/mjul/

Used colloquially to mean 'to act as a drug mule; to smuggle drugs'

Definitionen

To transport illegal drugs (or other contraband) on or in one's body or luggage, especially for payment.

He was offered a large sum of money to mule cocaine across the border.

Synonyme

sneak (carry)

transport (illegally)

traffic

smuggle

haul

muleadjektiv

more mule

Komp.

most mule

Super.

Attributive use before another noun (e.g., mule train, mule driver)

Definitionen

Relating to or designed for use with mules; carried out or drawn by mules.

A long mule train wound its way up the mountain path.

Synonyme