Pronunciation: /ˈmɪl.kɪŋ/
noun the action of extracting milk from a cow or other animal
A1 Milking cows is a common task on a farm.
A2 The milking process usually takes place early in the morning.
B1 Milking can be a physically demanding job, requiring strong hands and arms.
B2 The farmer hired a milking expert to help improve the efficiency of the dairy operation.
C1 Modern milking machines have revolutionized the dairy industry, making the process more automated.
C2 The milking parlor was equipped with state-of-the-art technology to ensure the highest quality milk production.
verb the act of extracting or drawing out something, such as information or resources
A1 The farmer is milking the cows.
A2 She learned how to milk a goat during her farm stay.
B1 Milking is an essential task on a dairy farm.
B2 The milking process requires skill and precision to avoid contamination.
C1 Modern milking machines have revolutionized the dairy industry.
C2 Efficient milking practices are crucial for maintaining high milk production levels.
formal The dairy farmer was milking the cows early in the morning.
informal I saw the farmer milking the cows at sunrise.
slang I caught my brother milking the clock at work again.
figurative The politician was accused of milking the system for personal gain.
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