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milk English-French

lait m

skim(med) milk English-French

lait m écrémé

whole milk English-French

lait m entier

full-cream milk English-French

lait m entier

to milk sb dry in milk English-French

saigner qn à blanc

a pint of milk in pint English-French

un demi-litre de lait

neither tea, nor milk in neither English-French

ni (le) thé, ni (le) lait

none of the milk had been drunk in none English-French

on n'avait pas touché au lait

milk British & World English

an opaque white fluid rich in fat and protein, secreted by female mammals for the nourishment of their young

milk English-Italian

latte m

milk2 English-Spanish

ordeñar

in milk in milk British & World English

(of an animal, especially a cow) producing milk

dry milk British & World English

milk that has been preserved by evaporation and reduction to powder

ice milk British & World English

a frozen dessert similar to ice cream but containing less butterfat

milk bar British & World English

a snack bar that sells milk drinks and other refreshments

milk cap British & World English

a large woodland toadstool with a concave cap, the flesh of which exudes a white or coloured milky fluid when cut

milk leg British & World English

painful swelling of the leg after giving birth, caused by thrombophlebitis in the femoral vein

milk loaf British & World English

a loaf of bread made with milk instead of water

milk run British & World English

a routine, uneventful journey, especially by plane

soya milk British & World English

the liquid obtained by suspending soya bean flour in water, used as a fat-free substitute for milk, particularly by vegans

soy milk (also soybean milk) British & World English

the liquid obtained by suspending soybean flour in water, used as a fat-free substitute for milk, particularly by vegans and by those unable to tolerate milk products

milk jug English-German

Milchkännchen

malted milk British & World English

a hot drink made from dried milk and a malt preparation

milk fever British & World English

an acute illness in female cows, goats, etc. that have just produced young, caused by calcium deficiency

milk float British & World English

an open-sided van, typically powered by electricity, that is used for delivering milk to houses

milk-glass British & World English

semi-translucent glass, whitened by the addition of various ingredients

milk powder British & World English

milk dehydrated by evaporation

Milk River British & World English

a river that flows for 625 miles (1,000 km) through northwestern Montana and southern Alberta, into the Missouri River. It is the most northwestern part of the Missouri-Mississippi river system

milk round British & World English

a regular milk delivery along a fixed route

milk snake British & World English

a harmless North American constrictor that is typically strongly marked with red and black on yellow or white. It was formerly supposed to suck milk from sleeping cows

milk stout British & World English

a kind of sweet stout made with lactose

milk sugar British & World English

another term for lactose.

milk tooth British & World English

any of a set of early, temporary (deciduous) teeth in children or young mammals which fall out as the permanent teeth emerge (in children between the ages of about six and twelve)

milk train British & World English

a train that runs very early in the morning to transport milk but also carries passengers

milk vetch British & World English

a yellow-flowered Eurasian plant of the pea family, grown in some regions as a fodder plant

milk-white British & World English

of the opaque white colour of milk

moose milk British & World English

an alcoholic drink consisting typically of rum, milk, and other ingredients such as eggs

sweet milk British & World English

fresh whole milk, as opposed to buttermilk

milk bottle English-German

Milchflasche

milk float English-German

Milchwagen