mouse, mice, rat, What's the difference?
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'Mice' is just the plural of 'mouse'. Mickey Mouse is a mouse; Mickey and Minnie are mice.
A rat and a mouse are two different animals. Here are a few differences:
Mice are smaller ( up to 20cm) and have a triangular snout, long whiskers, large ears and a hairy tail.
Rats are larger (can be over 40cm) and have a blunt snout, small ears and a scaly tail.
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mouse = 鼠
rat = 耗
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"Mouse and mice are the same thing - mouse is the singular noun , mice is the plural noun. This is an irregular plural form in English. Mice and rats are both rodents, but rats are bigger in size. (rat - singular / rats - plural)"
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Mouse and mice are the same thing - mouse is the singular noun , mice is the plural noun. This is an irregular plural form in English. Mice and rats are both rodents, but rats are bigger in size. (rat - singular / rats - plural)
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