yow

UK
/jəʊ/
US
/joʊ/

Translations

yownoun
yows
pl
Scots dialect noun meaning ‘ewe’ (female sheep)
brebisÉcossais.
The shepherd guided the yow back to the rest of the flock.
Le berger a ramené la brebis vers le reste du troupeau.
yowverb
yowed
Past Simple
yowed
Past Participle
yowing
Gerund
UK
/jaʊ/
US
/jaʊ/
hurlerS’emploie surtout pour un cri long et plaintif, en particulier chez un animal.
The injured dog began to yow in the middle of the night, waking up the entire neighborhood.
Le chien blessé s’est mis à hurler au milieu de la nuit, réveillant tout le voisinage.
yowinterjection
UK
/jəʊ/
US
/joʊ/
oh là làExprime la surprise ou l’enthousiasme.
Yow! That was an amazing performance!
Oh là là ! C’était une performance incroyable !
héInterjection pour attirer l’attention de quelqu’un.
Yow, over here! I need your help with this.
Hé, par ici ! J’ai besoin de ton aide pour ça.
aïeExprime la douleur ou la gêne.
Yow, that really hurt when I stubbed my toe!
Aïe, ça m’a vraiment fait mal quand je me suis cogné l’orteil !

Definitions

yownoun
(Scots) A female sheep; a ewe.
The shepherd guided the yow back to the rest of the flock.
yowverb
To utter a loud, mournful cry, typically in pain or distress.
The injured dog began to yow in the middle of the night, waking up the entire neighborhood.
yowinterjection
An exclamation used to express surprise or excitement.
Yow! That was an amazing performance!
An exclamation used to get someone's attention.
Yow, over here! I need your help with this.
An exclamation used to express pain or discomfort.
Yow, that really hurt when I stubbed my toe!