mouton (spanish) - meaning, definition, translation, pronunciation

Part of Speech:

Noun

Phonetic Transcription:

/muˈton/

Meanings and Usage:

• Meanings:

• In Spanish, "mouton" refers to a type of sheepskin or leather made from the skin of a young sheep or lamb. It is often used in the production of jackets, coats, and other clothing items.

• Usage Patterns:

• Frequency of Use: The word "mouton" is not commonly used in everyday Spanish language. It is more likely to be encountered in specialized contexts related to fashion or leather goods.
• Oral vs. Written: This term is more likely to be found in written contexts, such as fashion magazines, articles on leather goods, or product descriptions.

Examples:

1. Me compré una chaqueta de mouton el otro día.
   (I bought a mouton jacket the other day.)

2. La tienda de ropa tiene una buena selección de productos de mouton.
   (The clothing store has a nice selection of mouton products.)

Idiomatic Expressions:

The word "mouton" itself is not part of common Spanish idiomatic expressions.

Etymology:

The term "mouton" comes from French, where it also refers to a type of sheepskin or lambskin.

Synonyms and Antonyms:

Synonyms: - Cuero de oveja (sheepskin) - Piel de cordero (lambskin)

Antonyms: - Cuero sintético (synthetic leather) - Piel genuina (genuine leather)