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1. (n.) ox
any of various large, bulky bovids, as domestic cattle, water buffaloes, and yaks, esp. a castrated adult male used as a draft animal.
2. ox
Informal. a clumsy, stupid fellow.
Etymology: (bef. 900; ME oxe, OE oxa; c. OHG ohso (G Ochse), ON uxi, oxi)
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1. (noun) ox
an adult castrated bull of the genus Bos; especially Bos taurus
2. (noun) ox, wild ox
any of various wild bovines especially of the genera Bos or closely related Bibos
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1. (noun) ox
a farm animal like a large cow, used to pull things
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Sense: a castrated bull used (formerly in Britain and still in some countries) to pull carts, ploughs etc
an ox-drawn cart.
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 Afrikaans: os |
 Arabic: ثَوْر مَخْصي |
 Bulgarian: вол |
 Brazilian: boi |
 Czech: vůl |
 German: der Ochse |
 Danish: okse; okse- |
 Greek: βόδι, ευνουχισμένος ταύρο |
 Spanish: buey |
 Estonian: härg |
 Farsi: گاو اخته |
 Finnish: härkä |
 French: boeuf |
 Hebrew: שׁוֹר |
 Hindi: बैल |
 Croatian: vol |
 Hungarian: ökör |
 Indonesian: lembu jantan |
 Icelandic: uxi, geltur tarfur |
 Italian: bue |
 Japanese: 去勢牛 |
 Korean: 황소 |
 Lithuanian: jautis |
 Latvian: vērsis |
 Malay: lembu jantan |
 Dutch: os |
 Norwegian: okse |
 Polish: wół |
 Persian: يا نر گاو اخته |
 Pashto: غويى |
 Portuguese: boi |
 Romanian: bou |
 Russian: вол |
 Slovak: vôl |
 Slovenian: vol |
 Serbian: vo |
 Swedish: oxe |
 Thai: วัวตัวผู้ที่ตอนแล้ว |
 Turkish: öküz |
 Taiwanese: 公牛 |
 Ukrainian: віл |
 Urdu: خصي بيل |
 Vietnamese: con bò |
 Chinese: 公牛 |
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