Mickey Mouse
ˈmɪki maʊs
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Definition of Mickey Mouse - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
Disney characterfamous Disney cartoon character, an anthropomorphic mouse
  • Mickey Mouse is loved by children worldwide.
2.
trivial thingUSsomething trivial or not to be taken seriouslyUS
  • The project was dismissed as a Mickey Mouse operation.
insignificant trivial unimportant
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Images of Mickey Mouse

  • Mickey Mouse: famous Disney cartoon character, an anthropomorphic mouse
    famous Disney cartoon character, an anthropomorphic mouse

Expressions with Mickey Mouse

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Mickey Mouse earsn.
headband or hat with two round black ear shapes
She wore Mickey Mouse ears at Disneyland.

Expressions with Mickey

Mickey Mouse earsn.
headband or hat with two round black ear shapes
She wore Mickey Mouse ears at Disneyland.
Mickey Finnn.
drink secretly laced with a drug
He was suspicious that the bartender slipped him a Mickey Finn..

Expressions with mouse

mouse aroundv.
search or look around in a casual way
He moused around the attic for old photos.
mouse potaton.
person who spends a lot of time using a computer
He's a real mouse potato, always playing games online..
mouse overv.
move a mouse pointer over a screen element
Mouse over the icon to see more options.
mute as a mouseadj.
not speaking or making noise
The children were mute as a mouse while hiding.
play cat and mousev.
tease or toy with someone before defeating them
The chess champion played cat and mouse with his opponent before winning.
poor as a church mouseadj.
very poor, lacking money or possessions
He was poor as a church mouse after losing his job.
quiet as a mouseadj.
extremely quiet to avoid being heard
She entered the room quiet as a mouse.
timid as a mouseadj.
very shy or easily scared like a small animal
She was timid as a mouse at the party.
mouse that roaredn.
small entity that unexpectedly shows strength
The startup was a mouse that roared, disrupting the entire industry.
fat mousen.
type of small, plump rodent often found in fields
The cat chased the fat mouse across the yard..

Terms related to Mickey Mouse

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animationcartooncharacterfigureiconmascotmousechildishentertainmentfrivoloussimple

Examples of Mickey Mouse in a sentence

  • The theme park features a giant Mickey Mouse statue.
  • His concerns were dismissed as Mickey Mouse issues.
  • The meeting was criticized for being a Mickey Mouse affair.

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  1. French:Mickey Mouse, broutille, ...
  2. German:Micky Maus, Mickey-Mouse, ...
  3. Italian:Topolino, sciocchezza, ...
  4. Spanish:Mickey Mouse, payasada, ...
  5. Portuguese:Mickey Mouse, ...
  6. Chinese:米老鼠, 小儿科, ...
  7. Japanese:ミッキーマウス, ...
  8. Arabic:ميكي ماوس, شَيْء تافِه, ...
  9. Hebrew:מִיקִי מָאוּס, מִבְצָע מְגוּחָךְ, ...
  10. Russian:Микки Маус, несерьезное дело, ...
  11. Ukrainian:Міккі Маус, несерйозна справа, ...
  12. Hindi:मिकी माउस, मिक्की माउस, ...

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