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lamb
noun
lambs
pl
UK
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US
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ягнёнок
The farmer took care of the lamb.
Фермер заботился о ягнёнке.
баранина
We had lamb for dinner.
На ужин у нас была баранина.
Additional translations
агнец
Synonyms
ewe lamb
lambkin
spring lamb
young sheep
lamb
verb
lambed
Past Simple
lambed
Past Participle
lambing
Gerund
UK
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US
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ягниться
The sheep are expected to lamb in the spring.
Овцы должны ягниться весной.
Synonyms
kid
calve
foal
bear
deliver
give birth
lamb
adjective
UK
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US
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Attributive noun use (e.g., “lamb chop”, “lamb stew”)
Synonyms
lamb-like
meek
gentle
innocent
docile
mild
submissive
tame
harmless
guileless
trusting
naive
childlike
Definitions
lamb
noun
A young sheep, especially one that is less than one year old.
The farmer took special care of the lambs during the harsh winter months.
The flesh of a young sheep used as food.
For dinner, we had a delicious roast lamb with mint sauce.
A person who is gentle, innocent, or easily led.
She was as gentle as a lamb, always willing to help others.
lamb
verb
To give birth to a lamb.
The ewe is expected to lamb in the early spring.
lamb
adjective
Attributively: relating to, made of, or prepared with lamb meat or pertaining to young sheep.
We ordered lamb curry and chicken tikka for dinner.
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