Definition of malamute in English:

malamute

(also malemute)

nounˈmaləmjuːtˈmaləˌmyo͞ot

A powerful dog of a breed with a thick, grey coat, bred by the Inuit and used to pull sledges.
Example sentencesExamples
- I grinned at him like some overgrown, two-legged malamute and he grinned back sure enough.
- Most of the malemutes are half-wolf at least.
- The malamute enjoyed hard work and preferred to unload their cargoes as manually as he could get away with.
- I am most fortunate to have two large, beautiful, eight year old malamutes.
- They're the sprinters, he says, whereas malamutes are sloggers, which were used in days of yore for hauling heavy freight.

Origin

Late 19th century: from Inuit malimiut, the name of a people of western Alaska, who developed the breed.

Definition of malamute in US English:

malamute

(also malemute)

nounˈmaləˌmyo͞ot

A powerful dog of a breed with a thick gray coat, bred by the Inuit and typically used to pull sleds.
Example sentencesExamples
- The malamute enjoyed hard work and preferred to unload their cargoes as manually as he could get away with.
- I grinned at him like some overgrown, two-legged malamute and he grinned back sure enough.
- Most of the malemutes are half-wolf at least.
- I am most fortunate to have two large, beautiful, eight year old malamutes.
- They're the sprinters, he says, whereas malamutes are sloggers, which were used in days of yore for hauling heavy freight.

Origin

Late 19th century: from Inuit malimiut, the name of a people of western Alaska, who developed the breed.

单词	malamute
释义	Definition of malamute in English: malamute (also malemute) nounˈmaləmjuːtˈmaləˌmyo͞ot A powerful dog of a breed with a thick, grey coat, bred by the Inuit and used to pull sledges. Example sentencesExamples I grinned at him like some overgrown, two-legged malamute and he grinned back sure enough. Most of the malemutes are half-wolf at least. The malamute enjoyed hard work and preferred to unload their cargoes as manually as he could get away with. I am most fortunate to have two large, beautiful, eight year old malamutes. They're the sprinters, he says, whereas malamutes are sloggers, which were used in days of yore for hauling heavy freight. Origin Late 19th century: from Inuit malimiut, the name of a people of western Alaska, who developed the breed. Definition of malamute in US English: malamute (also malemute) nounˈmaləˌmyo͞ot A powerful dog of a breed with a thick gray coat, bred by the Inuit and typically used to pull sleds. Example sentencesExamples The malamute enjoyed hard work and preferred to unload their cargoes as manually as he could get away with. I grinned at him like some overgrown, two-legged malamute and he grinned back sure enough. Most of the malemutes are half-wolf at least. I am most fortunate to have two large, beautiful, eight year old malamutes. They're the sprinters, he says, whereas malamutes are sloggers, which were used in days of yore for hauling heavy freight. Origin Late 19th century: from Inuit malimiut, the name of a people of western Alaska, who developed the breed.
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