mole
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /moʊl/ · UK /məʊl/
Forms: moles
mole means: A small animal that lives underground and digs tunnels, with poor eyesight and soft fur.
noun
A small animal that lives underground and digs tunnels, with poor eyesight and soft fur.
- A mole dug under our lawn.
- Moles eat worms and other small animals.
- We found a mole near the garden fence.
A small dark mark on the skin, sometimes raised or covered with hair.
- She has a mole on her cheek.
- The doctor checked the mole on his arm.
- Some moles become darker over time.
Questions about mole
What does mole mean?
A small animal that lives underground and digs tunnels, with poor eyesight and soft fur.
What is mole in other languages?
Türkçe: köstebek · Español: topo · Français: taupe · Deutsch: Maulwurf · Italiano: talpa · 日本語: モグラ
How do you pronounce mole?
In American English /moʊl/; in British English /məʊl/.
How do you use mole in a sentence?
A mole dug under our lawn. Moles eat worms and other small animals.
Learn mole while you read
LookItUp shows the meaning that fits your sentence, in your language, and turns new words into quick practice cards.
Coming soon on the App Store LookItUp app for iPhone and iPadPhrases with mole
- mole cricket