moggie

IPA/ˈmɒɡi/
IPA/ˈmɑːɡi/

moggie — 名詞

1. a cat that is not a special breed and often looks a bit rough or untidy

1.名詞C1
釋義

米克斯貓

沒有血統、外表普通的家貓

a cat that is not a special breed and often looks a bit rough or untidy

例句

The shelter's friendliest moggie curled up in Dylan's lap before lunch.

收容所裡最親人的那隻米克斯貓,在午餐前蜷進 Dylan 的腿上。

informal British word for an ordinary mixed-breed cat

Liang adopted a scruffy moggie that had slept behind his shop.

Liang 收養了一隻毛髮凌亂的米克斯貓,牠之前一直睡在他店後面。

同義詞
  • cat

    the neutral general word, with no suggestion about breed or appearance

  • house cat

    emphasizes a domestic pet cat, but does not suggest rough looks

  • mixed-breed cat

    a more explicit and neutral phrase for a cat without pedigree

反義詞
  • pedigree cat

    a cat whose breed and family line are known

  • purebred cat

    focuses on having a recognized breed rather than being ordinary

用法筆記

Mostly British and informal. It usually suggests an everyday mixed-breed cat rather than a carefully bred show cat.

常見錯誤

She bought an expensive Persian moggie for the show.
She bought an expensive Persian cat for the show.
💡moggie usually suggests an ordinary mixed-breed cat, not a named pedigree breed.