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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..
2.
male duckmale of this species, distinguished by colorful plumage
- The mallard's vibrant green head shone in the sunlight..
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wild duck from which domestic ducks are descended 
male of this species, distinguished by colorful plumage
Origin of mallard
Old French, mallart (wild drake)
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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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- French:colvert, ...
- German:Stockente, Erpel, ...
- Italian:anatra selvatica, ...
- Spanish:ánade real, pato de collar, ...
- Portuguese:pato-real, ...
- Chinese:野鸭, 公鸭, ...
- Japanese:マガモ, オスのマガモ, ...
- Arabic:بَطَّة بَرِّيَّة, ذَكَر البَط البَرِّي, ...
- Hebrew:בַּרְכִּיָּה, בַּרְוָז בַּר, ...
- Russian:кряква, селезень, ...
- Ukrainian:крижень, селезень, ...
- Hindi:जंगली बत्तख, नर बत्तख, ...
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