goat

S2 W2

BrE /ɡəʊt/ AmE /goʊt/

noun en → es

1 ANIMAL [singular] A2

a small animal with horns and a thick coat, often kept for its milk or meat

cabra, cabrío

Collocations goat cheese · goat meat

  • She sells goat's milk and cheese.

    Ella vende leche y queso de cabra.

2 PERSON [singular] B1

a person who is foolish or silly, often used as a nickname

tonto, bobo

Collocations call sb a goat · be called a goat

  • Don't call him a goat.

    No lo llames tonto.

3 SPORT [singular] C1

a player in the sport of water polo, who tries to score goals by throwing or hitting the ball into the goal

jugador de polo acuático

Collocations goat player · water polo goat

  • He is a great goat in the team.

    Es un gran jugador de polo acuático en el equipo.

4 IDIOLECT [singular] B2

a person who is sexually attractive, often used as a term of endearment or admiration

chica guapa, bombón

Collocations goat girl · goat woman

  • She's a real goat.

    Ella es una chica realmente guapa.

5 MYTH [singular] C1

a figure in Greek mythology, often depicted as half-goat and half-human

sátiro, fauno

Collocations Greek goat god · mythical goat

  • The statue represents a Greek goat.

    La estatua representa un sátiro griego.

6 FOOD [singular] B1

the meat of a goat, often used in cooking and cuisine

carne de cabra

Collocations goat meat dish · goat stew

  • They serve goat in the restaurant.

    En el restaurante sirven carne de cabra.

7 PRODUCT [singular] B2

a product made from goat's milk or hair, such as cheese or wool

producto de cabra

Collocations goat cheese · goat wool

  • She sells goat products.

    Ella vende productos de cabra.

8 SPORT [singular] C1

a player in the sport of rugby, who is responsible for scoring tries and kicking goals

jugador de rugby

Collocations rugby goat · goat player

  • He's a great goat in the team.

    Es un gran jugador de rugby en el equipo.