mouse in Swahili
mouse in Swahili is kipanya — mouse means a small rodent with a long tail, common in houses and fields.
mouse in Swahili
kipanya
computing: input device
What does "mouse" mean?
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noun A small rodent with a long tail, common in houses and fields.
"A mouse scurried under the fridge when the light came on."
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noun A handheld device used to move a pointer and click on a computer screen.
"Her mouse stopped working, so she used the trackpad instead."
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noun A quiet, timid person.
"He was a mouse in meetings, never speaking up."
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verb To search or move around cautiously and quietly.
"She moused around the empty office after everyone had left."
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mouse in a sentence
- A mouse scurried under the fridge when the light came on.
- They set a trap to catch the mouse in the pantry.
- Her mouse stopped working, so she used the trackpad instead.
- He clicked the mouse to open the file.
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What is "mouse" in Swahili?
"mouse" in Swahili is kipanya. mouse means: A small rodent with a long tail, common in houses and fields.
How do you use "mouse" in a sentence?
Example: "A mouse scurried under the fridge when the light came on." In Swahili, "mouse" is kipanya.
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