English to Galician Meaning of pig - porco


Pig :
porco

porco, porcino, sementar

porcoporcos
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Definitions of pig in English
Noun(1) domestic swine(2) a coarse obnoxious person(3) a person regarded as greedy and pig-like(4) uncomplimentary terms for a policeman(5) mold consisting of a bed of sand in which pig iron is cast(6) a crude block of metal (lead or iron
Verb(1) live like a pig, in squalor(2) eat greedily(3) give birth to (piglets
Examples of pig in English
(1) This is a cold appetiser, with roast suckling pig , sliced beef, jelly fish and ham.(2) don't pig out on chips before dinner(3) He couldn't help but admire how much more of a fat, greedy, oafish pig his uncle had become in his absence.(4) When the programme is completed, it will have encompassed more than 1,200 pig herds.(5) Belly of pork is the kitchen's star turn, a tender piece of pig scented with the pungent breath of garlic flowers - tube of crackling included.(6) Major challenges of the young weanling pig involve the environment, health, and nutritional conditions.(7) Consequently, the young pig must be provided a large amount of energy from fat or carbohydrate in the colostrum in order to survive.(8) In addition, the water has been contaminated by discharge from local pig farms.(9) Some of the lads embrace their new role as master of the house more enthusiastically than others, but are they really capable of playing the male chauvinist pig for the full four weeks?(10) The food, which was served, consisted of roast pig , beef slices, as well as roast and mashed potatoes and provided all the energy for a long night's dancing into the early hours.(11) lovesick people pig out on chocolate(12) 'The men were prepared to pig it anyhow, and a few cubic feet of space didn't matter - such was their spirit.'(13) I researched all the farmers' markets and spent time on a rare breed pig farm in Cumbria.(14) And a man who called a policeman a pig had to stand for two hours with a hog in a pen set up in a town centre.(15) At least I know he's not a sexist chauvinistic pig .(16) Depending upon function, different pig designs are used.
Related Phrases of pig
(1) pig iron ::
ferro gusa
(2) little pig ::
porquiño
(3) pig dog ::
can porco
(4) wild pig ::
porco salvaxe
(5) dirty pig ::
porco porco
(6) roast pig ::
porco asado
(7) female pig ::
porco femia
(8) pig fat ::
graxa de porco
Synonyms
Noun
1. hog ::
porco
2. glutton ::
glutão
3. pig bed ::
cama de porco
5. sloven ::
remendão
Verb
7. pig it ::
Pig-lo
8. guttle ::
guttle
9. farrow ::
niñada
Different Forms
pig, pigs
Word Example from TV Shows
- No offense meant.
- Our order does not deal in pig shit.

- No offense meant. - Our order does not deal in PIG shit.

Game of Thrones Season 2, Episode 5

If you really love this pig,\Nslit it open and take the chip out.

If you really love this PIG,
slit it open and take the chip out.

Money Heist Season 3, Episode 7

I had a pet pig
when I was a kid.

I had a pet PIG when I was a kid.

The Big Bang Theory Season 7, Episode 22

Pig shit.

Pig shit.

Game of Thrones Season 2, Episode 8

when the little pig
teaches the boar a lesson.

when the little PIG teaches the boar a lesson.

Vikings Season 1, Episode 2

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