Duck

/dˈʌk/

/ˈdək/

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Duck

বিশেষ্য

মোরগ, রাজহাঁস

a bird with short legs and a wide beak that naturally lives near or on water or is kept by humans for its eggs, meat, or feathers

What is a "duck"?

A duck is a type of waterfowl characterized by its compact body, webbed feet, and broad, flat bill. Ducks are found in various habitats such as lakes, rivers, ponds, and marshes, and they are well-adapted to both aquatic and terrestrial environments. They have waterproof feathers that keep them buoyant and warm in the water, allowing them to swim effortlessly. Ducks are known for their distinctive quacking sound and often travel in groups called flocks. They have a diverse diet, feeding on a combination of plants, seeds, insects, and small aquatic animals. Male ducks, called drakes, often display vibrant plumage during the breeding season, while female ducks, known as hens, have more subdued coloring for camouflage. Ducks are not only charming to observe but also play important roles in the ecosystem, contributing to seed dispersal and nutrient cycling in wetland ecosystems.

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হাঁস

meat of a duck, eaten as food

Example

They marinated the duck in an Asian-inspired sauce and grilled it to perfection.

She prepared a rustic duck stew, simmering duck legs with onions, carrots, and potatoes in a rich broth.

She roasted a whole duck for the family dinner, seasoned with herbs and spices for added flavor.

ডাক, ডাক কাপড়

a heavy cotton fabric of plain weave; used for clothing and tents

শূন্য, ভেঙে ফেলা

(cricket) a score of zero runs by a batsman in their innings

Example

His duck added pressure on the middle-order batsmen.

He was disappointed to record a duck in the match.

She survived the initial overs and was relieved not to be out for a duck.

to duck

ক্রিয়া

হেলানো, বাঁচানো

to lower the head or body quickly as a gesture of avoidance or to avoid being hit

Intransitive

Example

During the fireworks, the dog would often duck and hide under the bed.

As the ball flew toward him, he instinctively ducked to avoid being hit.

In the game of dodgeball, players must duck and dodge to avoid getting hit by the ball.

ডুবানো, ভাসানো

to push or submerge someone or something under water

Transitive: to duck sb

Example

In the heat of the water polo match, players strategically ducked opponents to gain control of the ball.

During the playful water fight, the children would duck each other in the swimming pool.

In the excitement of the game, he attempted to duck his friend beneath the ocean waves.

এড়ানো, মাথা ঘুরানো

to skillfully avoid an unwelcome duty, responsibility, or undertaking

Transitive: to duck a subject or responsibility

Example

During the team meeting, some members would strategically duck discussions about upcoming deadlines.

The employee tried to duck the mandatory training session by slipping out of the office early.

When asked to take on the challenging project, he tried to duck the responsibility.

ডুবিয়ে দেওয়া, ভেসে যাওয়া

to quickly and momentarily dip or submerge into a liquid and then swiftly emerge

Intransitive: to duck somewhere

Example

After the vigorous hike, the hikers eagerly ducked into the refreshing mountain stream.

To retrieve the sunken object, the diver had to duck beneath the surface of the lake.

To clean off the mud, the dog would often duck into the shallow stream during their walks.

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