milk

la leche

noun

milk
[mɪlk]
sustantivo
1leche (f)
  • the milk of human kindness -> el don de la amabilidad
  • milk of magnesia -> magnesia (f)
  • milk bottle -> botella (f) de leche
  • milk chocolate -> chocolate (m) con leche
  • milk churn -> lechera (f)
  • milk float -> = furgoneta eléctrica para el reparto de leche (británico)
  • milk jug -> jarra (f) de leche
  • milk powder -> polvo (m) de leche
  • milk round -> = ruta de reparto de leche
  • milk shake -> batido (m) , licuado (m) (Am)
  • milk tooth -> diente (m) de leche
verbo transitivo
2ordeñar (cow)
  • to milk somebody dry (familiar sentido figurado) -> exprimir a alguien hasta la última gota (exploit)
  • they milked the story for all it was worth (sentido figurado) -> le sacaron todo el jugo posible a la noticia

milk [milk-sheik]
1Ordeñar, exprimir las tetas de la hembra para sacar leche.
2Desaguar, apurar, agotar, extraer de. (Familiar) (m)
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milk [mɪlk]
noun
leche; (f)
skim(med) milk leche desnatada; (f) powdered milk leche en polvo; (f) milk of magnesia (Med) leche de magnesia; the milk of human kindness la compasión personificada
it's no good crying over spilt milk a lo hecho pecho
verb:transitive
1 [+cow] ordeñar
2 exprimir; [+applause] arrancar del público; sacar todo el partido a
they're milking the company for all they can get chupan todo lo que pueden de la compañía
Meaf Loaf bounds on, his chance at last, milking the applause
verb:intransitive
dar leche
modifier
milk bar (n) cafetería; (f)
milk chocolate (n) chocolate con leche; (m)
milk churn (n) lechera; (f)
milk cow (n) vaca lechera; (f)
milk diet (n) dieta láctea; (f)
milk duct (n) (Anat) conducto galactóforo; (m)
milk float (n) carro de la leche; (m)
milk jug (n) jarrita para la leche; (f)
milk pan (n) cazo cacerola para la leche; (m)or (f)
milk products (n) productos lácteos; (m)
milk pudding (n) arroz con leche; (m)
milk round (n) recorrido del lechero; (m) (Britain) (Univ) recorrido anual de las principales empresas por las universidades para entrevistar a estudiantes del último curso con vistas a una posible contratación
milk run (n) (Aer) vuelo rutinario; (m)
milk saucepan (n) cazo cacerola para la leche; (m)or (f)
milk shake (n) batido; (m) malteada; (f) (LAm)
milk tooth (n) diente de leche; (m)
milk truck (n) (US)
milk float See culture box in entry milk.

Verb Conjugation for "milk"

Imperative
  • milk
  • you milk
  • he/she milks
  • we milk
  • you milk
  • they milk
Preterite
  • I milked
  • you milked
  • he/she milked
  • we milked
  • you milked
  • they milked
Present Continuous
  • I am milking
  • you are milking
  • he/she is milking
  • we are milking
  • you are milking
  • they are milking
Present Perfect
  • I have milked
  • you have milked
  • he/she has milked
  • we have milked
  • you have milked
  • they have milked
Past Continuous
  • I was milking
  • you were milking
  • he/she was milking
  • we were milking
  • you were milking
  • they were milking
Past Perfect
  • I had milked
  • you had milked
  • he/she had milked
  • we had milked
  • you had milked
  • they had milked
Future
  • I will milk
  • you will milk
  • he/she will milk
  • we will milk
  • you will milk
  • they will milk
Future Perfect
  • I will have milked
  • you will have milked
  • he/she will have milked
  • we will have milked
  • you will have milked
  • they will have milked
Future Continuous
  • I will be milking
  • you will be milking
  • he/she will be milking
  • we will be milking
  • you will be milking
  • they will be milking
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been milking
  • you have been milking
  • he/she has been milking
  • we have been milking
  • you have been milking
  • they have been milking
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been milking
  • you will have been milking
  • he/she will have been milking
  • we will have been milking
  • you will have been milking
  • they will have been milking
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been milking
  • you had been milking
  • he/she had been milking
  • we had been milking
  • you had been milking
  • they had been milking
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