extracting milk

verb phrase
UK /ɪkˈstræktɪŋ mɪlk/
US /ɪkˈstræktɪŋ mɪlk/

Getting milk out of a mother animal or a plant so people can use it.

The farmer is extracting milk from the cow to make cheese.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Taking a liquid from a seed or nut, such as coconut or soy.

They are extracting milk from coconuts to cook with.

3. Getting something valuable out of a material by pressing or squeezing it.

The machine is extracting milk from the crushed almonds.

4. Removing milk from a container or source for later use.

She is extracting milk from the bottle into a smaller cup.