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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