mallard
ˈmæləd
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Definition of mallard - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
birdwild duck from which domestic ducks are descended
  • A mallard quacked loudly by the lake's edge..
dabbling duck wild duck
2.
male duckmale of this species, distinguished by colorful plumage
  • The mallard's vibrant green head shone in the sunlight..
wild duck
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  • mallard: wild duck from which domestic ducks are descended
    wild duck from which domestic ducks are descended
  • mallard: male of this species, distinguished by colorful plumage
    male of this species, distinguished by colorful plumage

Origin of mallard

Old French, mallart (wild drake)

Terms with mallard included in their meaning

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animal
domesticated form of the wild mallard
eurasian duck
small duck from Europe and Asia related to the mallard

Examples of mallard in a sentence

  • Mallards are common in this region.
  • A mallard swam gracefully across the pond.
  • The mallard's feathers were a mix of green and blue.

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  1. French:colvert, ...
  2. German:Stockente, Erpel, ...
  3. Italian:anatra selvatica, ...
  4. Spanish:ánade real, pato de collar, ...
  5. Portuguese:pato-real, ...
  6. Chinese:野鸭, 公鸭, ...
  7. Japanese:マガモ, オスのマガモ, ...
  8. Arabic:بَطَّة بَرِّيَّة, ذَكَر البَط البَرِّي, ...
  9. Hebrew:בַּרְכִּיָּה, בַּרְוָז בַּר, ...
  10. Russian:кряква, селезень, ...
  11. Ukrainian:крижень, селезень, ...
  12. Hindi:जंगली बत्तख, नर बत्तख, ...

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