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Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /bɔr/ · UK /bɔː/
boar means: A wild pig, often with long, sharp teeth sticking out of its mouth.
noun
WILD PIGB2
A wild pig, often with long, sharp teeth sticking out of its mouth.
- A boar crossed the path.
- Wild boars dug up the garden.
- We found boar tracks near the forest.
MALE PIGC1
An adult male pig.
- The boar stayed in its pen.
- The farmer bought a new boar for breeding.
- Two boars were kept apart from the sows.
Questions about boar
What does boar mean?
A wild pig, often with long, sharp teeth sticking out of its mouth.
What is boar in other languages?
Türkçe: yaban domuzu · Español: jabalí · Français: sanglier · Deutsch: Wildschwein · Italiano: cinghiale · 日本語: イノシシ
How do you pronounce boar?
In American English /bɔr/; in British English /bɔː/.
How do you use boar in a sentence?
A boar crossed the path. Wild boars dug up the garden.
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