What does "duck" mean?

"Duck" means: A bird that swims and says quack. Example: "The duck swam across the pond."

How do you say duck in Hebrew and Spanish?

In Hebrew, duck is ברווז. In Spanish, it is pato.

How do you pronounce "duck"?

Duck is pronounced /dʌk/. It is a noun. You can hear a native speaker say it on this page.

Duck — Meaning for Kids, with Picture, Audio & Hebrew

duck

/dʌk/

noun

A bird that swims and says quack

“The duck swam across the pond.”

ברווז

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Duck is a noun in the animals category. It is a beginner (ages 6-8) word, meaning "A bird that swims and says quack" In Hebrew, duck translates to ברווז.

Example Sentences

The duck waddled to the pond and slid into the water with a small splash.
A mother duck led her line of fluffy ducklings across the path in the park.
The duck dipped its head underwater to catch a small fish for its lunch.

Did You Know? Ducks have waterproof feathers! They spread a special oil from a gland near their tail over their feathers, which makes water roll right off — like drops on a raincoat. A duck's bill has tiny comb-like edges called "lamellae" that filter food from the water. And a duck's quack does not echo — scientists still aren't completely sure why!