sheep in Korean
sheep in Korean is 양, 면양 — sheep means a woolly grazing animal kept for its meat, wool, or milk.
sheep in Korean
양
Pronounced: yang
animal
면양
Pronounced: myeonyang
animal
What does "sheep" mean?
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noun A woolly grazing animal kept for its meat, wool, or milk.
"The farmer sheared his sheep in early summer."
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noun A timid person who follows others without thinking for themselves.
"He hated being seen as a sheep, so he questioned everything the group decided."
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sheep in a sentence
- The farmer sheared his sheep in early summer.
- Wool from a single sheep can make several jumpers.
- He hated being seen as a sheep, so he questioned everything the group decided.
- Only a sheep would buy something just because everyone else has it.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "sheep" in Korean?
"sheep" in Korean is 양, 면양. sheep means: A woolly grazing animal kept for its meat, wool, or milk.
How do you pronounce 양?
"sheep" in Korean is 양, pronounced "yang".
How do you use "sheep" in a sentence?
Example: "The farmer sheared his sheep in early summer." In Korean, "sheep" is 양, 면양.
Are there other ways to say "sheep" in Korean?
Yes — Korean has 2 translations listed for "sheep": 양, 면양.
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