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duck
/dʌk/
noun
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A waterbird with a broad flat bill, short legs, and webbed feet.
- The ducks swam peacefully across the pond.
- We fed bread crumbs to the ducks at the park.
- A mother duck led her ducklings to the water.
- Recent conservation efforts have successfully increased the population of several endangered duck species in protected wetland habitats.
- Researchers studying avian migration patterns discovered that certain duck populations travel over three thousand miles annually between breeding and wintering grounds.
- The local ecosystem depends heavily on the duck community, which helps control aquatic insect populations and disperses seeds across various water bodies.
verb
Bir şeyden kaçınmak için başı veya vücudu hızlıca eğmek.
To lower the head or body quickly to avoid something.
- Duck! There's a ball flying towards you!
- He ducked to avoid hitting his head on the door frame.
- She ducked behind the wall when she heard the noise.
verbinformal
Bir sorumluluktan veya görevden kaçınmak.
To avoid or evade a responsibility or duty.
- Stop ducking your responsibilities and finish the project.
- He tried to duck the question by changing the subject.
- You can't duck this issue forever.
noun
Yiyecek olarak kullanılan ördek eti.
The meat of a duck used as food.
- We ordered roast duck at the Chinese restaurant.
- Duck breast is a delicacy in French cuisine.
- The chef prepared duck with orange sauce.