bovine — relating to cattle; slow-moving and dull
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: relating to cattle; slow-moving and dull
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈboʊvaɪn/
Korean meaning: 소의, 소와 관련된; 둔하고 느린
Korean pronunciation: **보**바인
Example Sentences
- His bovine stare during the math exam suggested he had no clue about calculus.
- The veterinarian specialized in bovine diseases and treated sick cattle.
- She gave me such a bovine look when I explained quantum physics that I felt like talking to a cow.
bovine
ADJECTIVE//ˈboʊvaɪn//
relating to cattle; slow-moving and dull
The worker's bovine pace frustrates busy colleagues rushing past
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Even bovine eyes see wine divine!
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Origin
From Latin 'bovinus' meaning 'of or relating to cattle,' derived from 'bos' meaning 'cow' or 'ox.' The word entered English through Old French influence.
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“His bovine stare during the math exam suggested he had no clue about calculus.”
“The veterinarian specialized in bovine diseases and treated sick cattle.”
“She gave me such a bovine look when I explained quantum physics that I felt like talking to a cow.”
“The research focused on bovine nutrition to improve milk production.”
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