swine in Italian
swine in Italian is porco — swine means a pig, especially a domesticated one raised for farming.
swine in Italian
porco
(pejorative) A contemptible person (plural swine or swines).
What does "swine" mean?
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noun A pig, especially a domesticated one raised for farming.
"The veterinarian checked the swine for any signs of illness."
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noun A contemptible or unpleasant person.
"Only a swine would take credit for someone else's hard work."
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swine in a sentence
- The veterinarian checked the swine for any signs of illness.
- Farmers raise swine for pork in many parts of the country.
- Only a swine would take credit for someone else's hard work.
- She muttered that the driver who cut her off was a swine.
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What is "swine" in Italian?
"swine" in Italian is porco. swine means: A pig, especially a domesticated one raised for farming.
How do you use "swine" in a sentence?
Example: "The veterinarian checked the swine for any signs of illness." In Italian, "swine" is porco.
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