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No. 7,197 in French

mouton

"Sheep."

In a sentence

  • Le mouton mange de l'herbe dans le pré.

    The sheep is eating grass in the meadow.

    In this sentence, 'mouton' is used to refer to the animal (sheep) in a general context.

  • Je préfère l'épaule de mouton pour un ragoût savoureux.

    I prefer lamb shoulder for a flavorful stew.

    Here, 'mouton' refers to sheep meat or lamb, commonly used in culinary contexts.

  • Il suit son chef comme un mouton, sans poser de questions.

    He follows his leader like a sheep, without questioning.

    In this expression, 'mouton' is used metaphorically to describe someone who follows others unquestioningly, reflecting a common idiom.

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