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/mɪlk/
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milk
noun
milks
pl
молоко
I drink a glass of milk every morning.
Я пью стакан молока каждое утро.
Synonyms
cream
liquid
nourishment
lactate
dairy
milk
verb
milked
Past Simple
milked
Past Participle
milking
Gerund
UK
/mɪlk/
US
/mɪlk/
доить
She learned how to milk a cow on her uncle's farm.
Она научилась доить корову на ферме своего дяди.
Additional translations
эксплуатировать
Synonyms
extract
drain
tap
squeeze
draw out
milk
adjective
UK
/mɪlk/
US
/mɪlk/
Used attributively before another noun to indicate that something contains or relates to milk (e.g., milk chocolate).
Synonyms
milky
milk-white
milklike
creamy
dairy
lacteal
milk-based
creamy-white
opaque
cloudy
Definitions
milk
noun
A white liquid produced by the mammary glands of mammals, used as food by humans and other animals.
She poured some milk into her cereal bowl.
The white juice of certain plants, such as the milk of the coconut.
Coconut milk is often used in tropical cooking.
A liquid resembling milk in appearance, used as a substitute for milk, such as soy milk or almond milk.
He prefers almond milk in his coffee.
milk
verb
To extract milk from a cow, goat, or other animal, either by hand or mechanically.
Every morning, she would milk the cows before breakfast.
To exploit or take advantage of a situation or resource to gain benefit or profit.
He tried to milk the situation for all it was worth, asking for more compensation.
(intransitive) (of a cow or other lactating animal) to yield milk when milked.
This breed milks well even during the dry season.
milk
adjective
Containing, made with, or relating to milk.
Milk chocolate has a sweeter taste than dark chocolate.
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