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Qu'est-ce (qui) est lamb - définition
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
LAMB; LAMB.; The Lamb (disambiguation); Lamb (disambiguation); Lambs; The Lamb (film); Lamb (film); Lamb (2015 film); The Lamb; Lamb (band); Ram lamb
lamb
n.
1) a sacrificial lamb
2) lambs bleat
3) (misc.) as gentle as a lamb; like a lamb to (the) slaughter
lamb
¦ noun
1. a young sheep.
2. a mild-mannered, gentle, or innocent person.
¦ verb (of a ewe) give birth to lambs.
?tend (ewes) at lambing time.
Phrases
in lamb (of a ewe) pregnant.
the Lamb of God a title of Jesus Christ (see John 1:29).
Derivatives
lamber noun
lambing noun
lambkin noun
lamblike adjective
Origin
OE, of Gmc origin.
lamb
(lambs)
1.
A lamb is a young sheep.
N-COUNT
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Lamb is the flesh of a lamb eaten as food.
Laura was basting the leg of lamb.
N-UNCOUNT
2.
People sometimes use lamb when they are addressing or referring to someone who they are fond of and who is young, gentle, or unfortunate.
She came and put her arms around me. 'You poor lamb. What's wrong?'
N-COUNT [feelings]
3.
Wikipédia
Lamb
Lamb or The Lamb may refer to:
- A young sheep
- Lamb and mutton, the meat of sheep
Exemples du corpus de texte pour lamb
1. "Ordering branzino, two lamb medium, one lamb well done, one lamb m r," Andy called out.
2. And still there were more: lamb medium, lamb m r.
3. You‘ve heard of mutton dressed as lamb – but here‘s lamb dressed as panda.
4. Curried Coconut Lamb Stew Though this recipe calls for lamb, you may substitute beef if you prefer.
5. Tonga‘s most popular cut of meat is the disconcertingly named "lamb flap": lamb belly containing up to 50% fat.