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Meanings of acre in English
A limited area of land with grass or crops growing on it, which is usually surrounded by fences or closely planted bushes when it is part of a farm.
Usage of acre in English
1
The 18-acre plant features seven factories, including a state-of-the-art lumber treatment plant.
2
However, all those new people can't have their own quarter acre block.
3
The produce per acre of the first cutting is about 60 lbs.
4
The water in the forty-acre to the south was all dried up.
5
The new RTC will form part of a 230 acre industrial park.
6
In many parts of Scotland 24 tons to the acre are raised.
7
Income per hydroponic acre should exceed five hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
8
He had a four-hundred-acre farm called Gallops, mostly given over to grazing.
9
The yard needed work, but there was almost an acre of land.
10
Everywhere, including my own acre, it has helped to plant more trees.
11
Total amount of nitrogen in one acre of soil 12 inches deep
12
He sent to say as 'ow 'e were in the five-acre lot.
13
If it rains the yield will go sixty bushels to the acre.
14
That takes in about half of it-aboutan acre and a half.
15
The mean yield of paddy rice is nearly 33 bushels per acre.
16
On the five-acre farm a considerable difference of methods will be necessary.
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Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Rare