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Meanings of mouse in English
Hand-held device used to move a pointer on a computer display.
Portuguese
olho roxo Catalan
ull de vellut Catalan
anar de puntetes Usage of mouse in English
1
Her reward, my father said, for keeping the mouse population in check.
2
The mouse was in constant fear of the cat and the owl.
3
The mouse had upset the lamp; the bed curtains were on fire.
4
Purpose: The mouse eye has become an important model in vision research.
5
The mountains are in labor, a ridiculous mouse will be brought forth.
6
In the meantime, Bastille is keeping tabs on the wireless mouse problem.
7
I am as much in earnest as a mouse in a trap.
8
It was thinking that the cat-and-mouse analogy was a pretty good one.
9
They had the coffin up in a trice, and examined the mouse.
10
He also said he'll make the mouse freely available to other scientists.
11
This got me thinking about the real reasons for this cat-and-mouse game.
12
In the field-mouse, the daisy, the water-fowl, he beholds types and symbols.
13
If I ran, I'd be exactly what they expected: a timid witch-mouse.
14
Thus, the mouse mucin Muc5b is essential for maintaining normal lung function.
15
Methods: A novel mouse model of adipose tissue surgical trauma was employed.
16
Only when the mouse started working again did cognition return to normal.
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Translations for mouse
Russian
Portuguese
Mouse through the time
Mouse across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common
Ireland
Less common
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