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lamb
A1
noun
Usage:
80%
young sheep
Translation: young sheep
Pronunciation: /læm/
Meaning: A young sheep, usually less than one year old, often kept for wool or meat.

A lamb is a baby sheep. People often keep lambs on farms. They use lambs for meat or wool.

The farmer raised a small lamb last year.

The lamb runs fast in the green field.

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A2
noun
Usage:
70%
young sheep meat
Translation: young sheep meat
Pronunciation: /læm/
Meaning: The meat from a young sheep used as food.

Lamb is the meat from a baby sheep. It is a type of food many people eat. It is softer than meat from adult sheep.

I ate roasted lamb for dinner last night.

Lamb is tender and tastes very good.

3
B2
noun
Usage:
60%
innocent person
Translation: innocent person
Pronunciation: /læm/
Meaning: A gentle, innocent person, especially a child or someone kind and pure (figurative use).

People use lamb to talk about someone very kind and innocent. This is a way to describe a gentle person or child. It is not about animals in this meaning.

The child is as gentle as a little lamb.

She is a lamb, always kind to others.

4
C1
verb
Usage:
10%
to treat gently
Translation: to treat gently
Pronunciation: /læm/
Meaning: To act very gently or to treat someone kindly and carefully (rare, verb form).

Lamb can be used as a verb meaning to treat gently. This is very rare and old-fashioned. It means to be kind and soft with someone or something.

She lambed the scared animal with care.

Please lamb your words when you speak.

5
B2
noun
Usage:
50%
Jesus Christ symbol
Translation: Jesus Christ symbol
Pronunciation: /læm/
Meaning: In Christian tradition, the 'Lamb of God' is a title for Jesus Christ as a symbol of sacrifice and purity.

Lamb is used in religion to mean Jesus Christ. It shows Jesus as pure and a sacrifice for people. This is a special religious meaning.

The lamb of God is a symbol in churches.

They sang about the Lamb during the service.

6
B2
noun
Usage:
20%
young animal
Translation: young animal
Pronunciation: /læm/
Meaning: A term used to describe a newborn or very young animal in general, especially in farming contexts (rare, general meaning beyond sheep).

Sometimes lamb means any very young baby animal, not only sheep. Farmers may use lamb for newborn animals in a general way. This meaning is less common.

The farm has many lambs and calves this spring.

They care for every little lamb born here.

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B2
idiom
Usage:
50%
innocent victim
Translation: innocent victim
Pronunciation: /læm/
Meaning: Idiom: Used in the phrase 'to make a lamb to the slaughter' meaning to lead someone innocent or unaware into danger or trouble.

The phrase means a person is innocent but unaware they will face harm. It shows someone going into trouble without knowing. Lamb means innocent person here as part of the idiom.

He was like a lamb to the slaughter in that fight.

Don't be a lamb to the slaughter in business deals.

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