Definition of beagle - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
animalssmall dog breed used for hunting or pets
- The beagle chased the rabbit through the field.
2.
detectiveRare US person who snoops or investigates othersRare US
- The beagle uncovered the hidden secrets of the case.
Verb
1.
searchingsearch thoroughly or investigate
- The detective had to beagle through the evidence.
2.
huntingDated hunt using beagles, typically on footDated
- They decided to beagle in the countryside.
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small dog breed used for hunting or pets
Expressions with beagle
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skillful and clever lawyer
The legal beagle won the case with ease.
Origin of beagle
Old French, beegueule (open throat)
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appearance
resembling or characteristic of a beagle
Examples of beagle in a sentence
The beagle's keen sense of smell is impressive. The beagle was hired to find the missing documents. As a beagle, she was known for her investigative skills. He had to beagle through old records for the information. Journalists often beagle into political scandals. They planned to beagle at dawn for rabbits.
The group went to beagle in the nearby woods.
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- French:beagle, fouiller, ...
- German:Beagle, durchforsten, ...
- Italian:beagle, indagare, ...
- Spanish:beagle, escarbar, ...
- Portuguese:beagle, investigar minuciosamente, ...
- Chinese:比格犬, 彻底调查, ...
- Japanese:ビーグル, 徹底的に調べる, ...
- Arabic:بِيجَل, فَحَصَ, ...
- Hebrew:בִּיגֶל, לְחַטֵּט, ...
- Russian:бигль, искать, ...
- Ukrainian:бігль, досліджувати, ...
- Hindi:बीगल, खोजबीन करना, ...

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