Definition of mallard in English:

mallard

nounPlural mallards ˈmalədˈmalɑːdˈmælərd

The commonest duck of the northern hemisphere, the male having a dark green head and white collar.
Anas platyrhynchos, family Anatidae
Example sentencesExamples
- The most abundant and widespread of all waterfowl, the mallard is also the most hunted game bird.
- The teals, mallards and other small ducks were all paddling about.
- There were about 50 coots, 25 shovelers, and a handful each of mallards and ferruginous ducks.
- This paper examines the function of female resistance behavior in one of the dabbling ducks, the mallard.
- We saw lots of waterfowl, mostly Canada geese and mallards with the odd Gadwall.

Origin

Middle English: from Old French, 'wild drake', from masle 'male'.

Rhymes

Ballard

Definition of mallard in US English:

mallard

nounˈmalərdˈmælərd

The most common duck of the northern hemisphere and the ancestor of most domestic ducks, the male having a dark green head and white collar.
Anas platyrhynchos, family Anatidae
Example sentencesExamples
- The teals, mallards and other small ducks were all paddling about.
- We saw lots of waterfowl, mostly Canada geese and mallards with the odd Gadwall.
- The most abundant and widespread of all waterfowl, the mallard is also the most hunted game bird.
- This paper examines the function of female resistance behavior in one of the dabbling ducks, the mallard.
- There were about 50 coots, 25 shovelers, and a handful each of mallards and ferruginous ducks.

Origin

Middle English: from Old French, ‘wild drake’, from masle ‘male’.

单词	mallard
释义	Definition of mallard in English: mallard nounPlural mallards ˈmalədˈmalɑːdˈmælərd The commonest duck of the northern hemisphere, the male having a dark green head and white collar. Anas platyrhynchos, family Anatidae Example sentencesExamples The most abundant and widespread of all waterfowl, the mallard is also the most hunted game bird. The teals, mallards and other small ducks were all paddling about. There were about 50 coots, 25 shovelers, and a handful each of mallards and ferruginous ducks. This paper examines the function of female resistance behavior in one of the dabbling ducks, the mallard. We saw lots of waterfowl, mostly Canada geese and mallards with the odd Gadwall. Origin Middle English: from Old French, 'wild drake', from masle 'male'. Rhymes Ballard Definition of mallard in US English: mallard nounˈmalərdˈmælərd The most common duck of the northern hemisphere and the ancestor of most domestic ducks, the male having a dark green head and white collar. Anas platyrhynchos, family Anatidae Example sentencesExamples The teals, mallards and other small ducks were all paddling about. We saw lots of waterfowl, mostly Canada geese and mallards with the odd Gadwall. The most abundant and widespread of all waterfowl, the mallard is also the most hunted game bird. This paper examines the function of female resistance behavior in one of the dabbling ducks, the mallard. There were about 50 coots, 25 shovelers, and a handful each of mallards and ferruginous ducks. Origin Middle English: from Old French, ‘wild drake’, from masle ‘male’.
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