English to Swahili Meaning of peke - Peke

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Definitions of peke in English
Noun(1) a Chinese breed of small short-legged dogs with a long silky coat and broad flat muzzle
Examples of peke in English
(1) The tiny peke dog also wears four diamond-like jewels as a collar.(2) Hazel had a small peke who was pawing at her under the table.(3) In China, pekes were the object of worship for centuries, so it is appropriate that there should be such an elegant monument.(4) It snuffled like a Peke dog does and its tongue lolled out, but the texture on the tongue was rough like a cats.
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