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Meanings of cowshed in anglès
Sinònims
Examples for "byre"
Examples for "byre"
1
She was thus sometimes the last to be driven into the byre.
2
Like the house the byre too had been ruined, gutted with flame.
3
And-except the minister-theother occupants of the byre were in an equal terror.
4
She was in the byre with a lantern of her own.
5
But as they were leaving the byre fresh doubts assailed her.
1
And then there was life and gayety, both in cabin and cowhouse.
2
Then he heard her voice at a distance somewhere near the cowhouse.
3
Nothing else-andthere was Tibby moving and beginning to bark in the cowhouse.
4
There was old Blaxton, whose cowhouse roof was blown off the other day.
5
For goodness' sake, turn the chapel into a cowhouse!'
1
A tunnel transforms into a trench, complete with lazing infantrymen; a cowbarn transmogrifies into an estaminet somewhere behind the lines.
1
This cow barn's going to be some building compared with the hen house.
2
We used a cow barn, a pigsty, and a sheep field.
3
Loud talking, shouting, or laughing are not looked upon with favor in our cow barn.
4
You'll want some window frames and ventilators, gratings and other things for the cow barn, too.
5
Couldn't you hurry them up a little so we could get the cow barn under way?
Usage of cowshed in anglès
1
A girl went with a bucket from the cowshed into the pent-house.
2
There is an excellent cowshed, and it is only a mile away.
3
Unfortunately we cannot make our projectile either a stable or a cowshed.
4
The parish hall was about a hundred metres up from the cowshed.
5
Behind every house was a pigsty, behind nearly every one a cowshed.
6
With that he opened the cowshed door and went out in the yard.
7
That night he slept in the cowshed of an abandoned ranch.
8
In the cowshed where Wake had lain, two figures awaited me.
9
He threw himself headlong down the steps, and rushed back to the cowshed.
10
As the milking-hour drew near, Oak kept his usual watch upon the cowshed.
11
His old wife, Afanasyevna, and his daughter-in-law Sofya, were milking in the cowshed.
12
Pannierfuls of dung are carried up on donkey-back from the cowshed.
13
She was heavier and happy as a kitten in a cowshed.
14
Meanwhile, he who was awake had figured out which house was the cowshed.
15
The cowshed was a sturdy one-storey, flat-roofed rectangle built from sandy coloured brick.
16
I got up and jogged up the lane to the cowshed.
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United Kingdom
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