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Male

Male

(n)
UK
meɪl
US
meɪl
Definition: Of or denoting the sex that produces gametes, especially spermatozoa, with which a female may be fertilized or inseminated to produce offspring.
Meaning: Con trai, đàn ông, con trống, đực
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How to use "Male" vocabulary in sentence (example)

Male ostriches have black feathers and female ostriches have gray and brown feathers.

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The word 'Android' means a human with a male robot appearance.

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A male cat is called a Tom.

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A male cat is specifically called a Tom, but a female cat is more complex.

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Female otters can be called sows or bitches, and male otters can be called boars or dogs.

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Male hippos seem to keep on growing for their whole lives.

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A male horse is called a stallion and a female horse is a mare.

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A male horse which has been castrated is known as a gelding.

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Young horses have different names - a young male is called a colt and the young females are fillies.

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A typical adult male eagle weights just nine pounds (4.1 kg), despite its strength and large size.

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With a height of 3.5 feet (1.1 meters) and a wing span of 7.5 feet (2.3 meters), the average male bald eagle is one of the largest birds around.

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A male and female eagle tend to stay together all their lives, building nests every year in the same place.

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The female eagle will spend most of the 35 days keeping her eggs warm, while the male ensures food is brought to the nest.

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Young male giraffes form small groups until they become mature.

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The word "peacock" does not actually apply to both the male and female birds.

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This can be seen in male and female birds and also across different species.

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Male birds are not known for having just one partner in the wild.

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Every year, the male peafowl will replenish his feathers - no wonder the color always stays so good!

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This theory has long been debunked, with the majority of skeletons actually being male, rather than female.

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